Recombinant genes for polyketide modifying enzymes

ABSTRACT

Materials and methods to produce modified polyketides are disclosed. The biosynthesis, transfer and regulator genes for various sugars to effectuate polyketide modification are disclosed.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

[0001] This application claims benefit of U.S. Provisional PatentApplication No. 60/393,016, filed Jun. 28, 2002, which is incorporatedherein by reference in its entirety.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

[0002] The present invention provides methods and materials formodifying polyketides by the addition of carbohydrate and other moietiesto the polyketides. Polyketides are a diverse class of compounds with awide variety of activities, including activities useful for medical,veterinary, and agricultural purposes. The present invention thereforerelates to the fields of molecular biology, chemistry, recombinant DNAtechnology, medicine, animal health, and agriculture.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

[0003] Modular PKS enzymes are large, multi-subunit enzyme complexesthat perform the biosynthesis of polyketide secondary metabolites. SeeO'Hagan, D., 1991 (a full citation of any reference referred to hereinby last name of first author and year of publication is located at theend of this section). Examples of polyketides made by modular PKSenzymes include the antibiotic erythromycin, the immunosuppressantFK506, and the antitumor compound epothilone. See also PCT patentpublication No. 93/13663 (erythromycin); U.S. Pat. No. 6,303,342 B1(epothilone); U.S. Pat. No. 6,251,636 B1 (oleandolide); PCT publicationWO 01/27284 A2 (megalomicin); U.S. Pat. No. 5,098,837 (tylosin); U.S.Pat. No. 5,272,474 (avermectin); U.S. Pat. No. 5,744,350 (triolpolyketide); and European patent publication No. 791,656, now U.S. Pat.No. 5,945,320 (platenolide), each of which is incorporated herein byreference.

[0004] PCT publication WO 01/27284 A2 referenced above discloses thedesosamine biosynthesis gene megCII encoding a 3,4-isomerase andglycosylyltransferase gene megCIII; the mycarose biosynthesis genesmegBII (megBII-2) and megBIV encoding a 2,3-reductase and4-ketoreductase respectively, and the mycarose glycosyltransferase genemegBV; the megosamine biosynthesis genes megDII, megDIII, megDIV, megDV,and megDVI, and the megosanine glycosyltransferase gene megDI. Thatpublication made partial disclosures of megBVI (megT) and megF. ThemegBVI gene, which has dual function in mycarose and megosaminebiosynthesis as a 2,3-dehydratase, was only partially disclosed (lessthan 10% of the nucleotide sequence) and was named megT. The megF genessequence was disclosed in part (47%).

[0005] A large interest in PKS enzymes arises from the ability tomanipulate the specificity or sequence of reactions catalyzed by PKSs toproduce novel useful compounds. See U.S. Pat. No. 5,962,290 andMcDaniel, R., et al., 2000, and Weissman, K. J et al. 2001. A number ofplasmid-based heterologous expression systems have been developed forthe engineering and expression of PKSs, including multiple-plasmidsystems for combinatorial biosynthesis. See McDaniel, et al., 1993, Xue,et al., 1999, and Ziermann, et al., 2000, and U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,033,883and 6,177,262; and PCT publication Nos. 00/63361 and 00/24907, each ofwhich is incorporated herein by reference. Polyketides are oftenmodified by P450 enzymes that hydroxylate the polyketide and by glycosyltransferase enzymes that glycosylate the polypeptide. Using recombinanttechnology, see PCT Pub. No. 98/49315, incorporated herein by reference,one can also hydroxylate and or glycosylate polyketides. Such technologyallows one to manipulate a known PKS gene cluster either to produce thepolyketide synthesized by that PKS at higher levels than occur in natureor in hosts that otherwise do not produce the polyketide. The technologyalso allows one to produce molecules that are structurally related to,but distinct from, the polyketides produced from known PKS geneclusters.

[0006] The class of polyketides includes the megalomicins, which are6-O-glycosides of erythromycin C with acetyl or propionyl groupsesterified to the 3′″ or 4′″ hydroxyls of the mycarose sugar. They werereported in 1969 as antibacterial agents produced by Micromonosporamegalomicea sp. n. (Weinstein et al., 1969). The deoxyamino sugar at C-6was named “megosamine” (Nakagawa et al., 1984). Therapeutic interest inmegalomicin arose from several observed biological activities, includinganti-bacterial activity, effects on protein trafficking in eukaryoticcells, inhibition of vesicular transport between the medial and transGolgi, resulting in undersialylation of proteins, inhibition of theATP-dependent acidification of lysosomes, anomalous glycosylation ofviral proteins, antiviral activity against herpes, and as potentantiparasitic agents. Megalomicins are effective against Plasmodiumfalciparum, Trypanosoma sp. and Leishmania donovani (Bonay et al.,1998). As erythromycin does not have antiparasitic activity, theantiparasitic action of megalomicin is most probably related to thepresence of the megosamine deoxyamino sugar at C-6.

[0007] The aglycone backbone of both megalomicin and erythromycin is thecomplex polyketide 6-deoxyerythronolide B (6-dEB), produced from thesuccessive condensations of a propionyl-CoA starter unit and 6methylmalonyl-CoA extender units (FIG. 2). Complex polyketides areassembled by modular polyketide synthases (PKSs), which are composed ofmultifunctional polypeptides that contain the activities (as enzymaticdomains) for the condensation and subsequent reductions required toproduce the polyketide chain (Katz, 1997; Cane et al., 1998).

[0008] The biosynthetic pathway of megalomicin is shown in FIG. 2. Boththe megalomicin and erythromycin pathways are identical through theformation of erythromycin C, the penultimate intermediate oferythromycin A and megalomicin A. The megalomicin biosynthetic genecluster has, in addition to the genes for the synthesis and attachmentof the mycarose and desosamine sugars, a set of genes for synthesis andattachment of the unique deoxysugar L-megosamine. Making glycosylatedand or/hydroxylated derivatives of aglycones through genetic engineeringwould be possible if one could transfer one or more of the megalomicinsugar biosynthesis and glycosyl-transferase, and P450 monooxygenasegenes to another host. There exists a need for methods and materials tomodify polyketides by P450 modification and/or the addition of sugarmoieties to create active compounds in heterologous or native hosts. Thepresent invention provides methods and compositions to meet those andother needs.

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SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

[0066] As described above, portions of the megalomicin PKS gene clusterDNA sequence have been disclosed in PCT publication WO 01/27284 A2. Thatpublication disclosed the DNA sequence of mycarose biosynthesis genesBII (BII-2) and BIV and mycarose transferase gene megBV, desosaminebiosynthesis gene megCII and desosamine transferase gene megCIII, andmegosamine biosynthesis genes megDII, megDIII, megDIV, megDV, andmegDVI, megDVII and megosamine transferase gene megDI, as well as apartial DNA sequence of megBVI (megT), which has dual function inmycarose and megosamine biosynthesis pathways, and megF.

[0067] The present invention provides the complete nucleotide sequenceof the megF and megK genes, which encode monooxygenases of P450-typethat hydroxylate at the C-6 and C-12 position of 6-dEB as well asrecombinant vectors and host cells comprising such genes. The presentinvention also provides recombinant vectors and host cells comprisingthe genes megBIII and/or megBVI of the mycarose biosynthesis pathway(megBVI also functions in the megosamine biosynthesis pathway as a2,3-dehydratase), megCIV and megCV of the desosamine biosynthesispathway, and megBVI (formerly designated megT) of the megosaminebiosynthesis pathway. The present invention also provides novel genes inrecombinant form common to several desoxysugar biosynthesis pathways,including megM encoding a megosamine 6-dehydrogenase, and megL encodinga TDP-glucose synthase. The present invention also provides arecombinant PKS cluster regulatory gene megR isolated from the upstreamregion of the megalomicin PKS cluster. The recombinant genes of thepresent invention may be isolated from Micromonospora megalomicea, sp.nigra.

[0068] The present invention provides recombinant methods and materialsfor expressing genes useful in P450-mediated oxidation of a polyketideand/or the biosynthesis and transfer to a polyketide of mycarose,desosamine, and/or megosamine in recombinant host cells. Morespecifically, the genes and proteins isolated from Micromonosporamegalomicea, sp. nigra, of the present invention are useful in thehydroxylation and glycosylation of polyketides by the addition ofmycarose, desosamine, and/or megosamine to a polyketide. In particularthe invention provides recombinant monooxygenases of P450 type megK andmegF; recombinant mycarose synthesis genes megBIV, megBII (meg BII-2),megBIII, megBVI, and megDIV and recombinant mycarose transfer genemegBV; recombinant desosamine synthesis genes megCII, megCIV, megCV,megDII, megDIII and recombinant megCIII desosamine transfer gene;recombinant megosamine synthesis genes megDII, megDIII, megDIV, megDV,megDVII, megDVI, megBVI and the megosamine transfer gene megDI; andrecombinant deoxysugar genes megM encoding a glucose-6-dehydratase, andmegL encoding a TDP-glucose synthase (common to the desosamine,mycarose, and megosamine biosynthesis pathways). The invention alsoprovides the proteins encoded by the recombinant genes of the presentinvention in isolated, purified, and/or recombinant form. The inventionalso provides novel polyketides produced by glycosylation mediated bythe sugar biosynthesis and transfer genes and/or by hydroxylationmediated by the P450 genes isolated from the megalomicin PKS genecluster of Micromonospora megalomicea, sp. nigra.

[0069] Thus, in one embodiment, the invention provides recombinant DNAcompounds that comprise the C-6 hydroxylase (the megF gene), and C-12hydroxylase (the megK gene), the desosamine biosynthesis and desosaminyltransferase enzymes and the recombinant proteins that can be producedfrom these nucleic acids in the recombinant host cells of the invention.In some embodiments, the invention provides an isolated, purified, orrecombinant nucleic acid comprising a polyketide modifying gene, whereinsaid gene encodes one of the polyketide modifying enzymes MegR, MegF,MegK, MegCIV, MegCV, MegBVI, MegBIII, MegL, or MegM. In someembodiments, the nucleic acid is less than about 9.0 kilobases inlength. In some embodiments, the nucleic acid does not also comprise oneor more of the polyketide modifying genes megBI, megBV, megBIV, megCI,megCII, megDII, megDIII, megDIV, megDV, megDVII, and megY. In someembodiments, the gene encodes one of the polyketide modifying enzymesMegR, MegK, MegCIV, MegCV, or MegBVI. In some embodiments, the geneencodes one of the polyketide modifying enzymes MegF, MegBIII, MegL, orMegM. In some embodiments, the invention provides an isolated, purified,or recombinant nucleic acid containing genes for the biosynthesis andattachment of mycarose to a polyketide, where the genes include themegM, megL, megBIII, megBIV, megDIV, megBV, meg BII (megBII-2), andmegBVI genes, and, optionally, the megF gene. In some embodiments, thepolyketide modifying enzyme has an amino acid sequence that is encodedby SEQ ID NO: 1 or SEQ ID NO: 2, or hybridizes to SEQ ID NO: 1 or SEQ IDNO: 2 under stringent conditions, or has at least about 90% sequenceidentity to SEQ ID NO: 1 or SEQ ID NO: 2. In some embodiments, thepolyketide modifying gene is operably linked to a heterologous promoter.In some embodiments, the invention provides an isolated, purified, orrecombinant nucleic acid that contains a polyketide modifying enzymegene megK, megCV, megCIV, megR, megBVI, megF, megBIII, megL, or megM.

[0070] The invention further provides isolated, purified, or recombinantnucleic acids containing genes for the biosynthesis and attachment ofglycosyl units to a polyketide. In one embodiment, the inventionprovides isolated, purified, or recombinant nucleic acids containinggenes for the biosynthesis and attachment of mycarose to a polyketideand/or hydroxylation of the polyketide, where the genes include thegenes that encode the enzymes MegM, MegL, MegBIII, MegBIV, MegDIV, MEGBII (MegBII-2), MegBVI, optionally MegBV, and, optionally, MegF. Inanother embodiment, the invention provides an isolated, purified, orrecombinant nucleic acid containing genes for the biosynthesis andattachment of megosamine to a polyketide, where the genes may includethe genes that encode the enzymes MegM, MegL, MegCII, MegBVI, MegDIV,MegDV, MegDII, and MegDIII enzymes, and, optionally the MegDI enzyme. Ina further embodiment, the invention provides an isolated, purified, orrecombinant nucleic acid containing genes for the biosynthesis andattachment of megosamine to a polyketide, where the genes may includethe genes that encode the enzymes MegM, MegL, MegCII, MegBVI, MegDIV,MegDVI, MegDVII, MegDII, and MegDIII enzymes, and, optionally, the MegDIenzyme. In yet a further embodiment, the invention provides an isolated,purified, or recombinant nucleic acid containing genes for thebiosynthesis and attachment of desosamine to a polyketide, where thegenes include the genes that encode the enzymes MegM, MegL, MegCII,MegCIV, MegCV, MegDII, and MegDIII enzymes, and, optionally, the MegCIIIenzyme.

[0071] The invention also provides materials that include recombinantDNA compounds that encode the PKS modification enzymes TDP-hexosesynthase (the megL gene for attachment of thymidinediphospho (TDP)glucose), and TDP hexose-4,6-dehydratase (the megM gene), and therecombinant proteins that can be produced from these nucleic acids inthe recombinant host cells of the invention.

[0072] The invention also provides materials that include recombinantDNA compounds that encode the PKS cluster regulatory gene (megR).

[0073] The invention also provides a vector comprising the modifyinggenes megCII, megCIII, megBII, megK, megF, megBIII, megM, and megL.

[0074] The invention also provides a vector comprising the modifyinggenes megK, megCV, megCIV, and megBVI.

[0075] The invention also provides expression vectors that contain atleast one of the polyketide modifying genes described above, e.g., avector where the gene is operably linked to a promoter. In someembodiments, the polyketide modifying gene is megR, megF, megK, megCIV,megCV, megBVI, megBIII, megL, or megM.

[0076] The invention further provides cosmid vectors that contain atleast one of the polyketide modifying genes described, above.

[0077] The invention further provides recombinant host cells containingat least one of the polyketide modifying genes described above. In someembodiments, the host cell expresses a polyketide modifying enzyme,where the enzyme is the MegK or MegF monooxygenase. In some embodiments,the host cell expresses a polyketide modifying enzyme encoded by a genefrom a desosamine biosynthetic gene set, where the enzyme is MegCIV,MegCV, or MegCIII. In some embodiments, the host cell expresses apolyketide modifying enzyme encoded by a gene from a desosaminebiosynthetic gene set, where the enzyme is MegCII, MegCIV, MegCV, orMegCIII. In some embodiments, the host cell expresses a polyketidemodifying enzyme encoded by a gene from a megosamine biosynthetic geneset, where the enzyme is MegBVI or MegDI. In some embodiments, the hostcell expresses a polyketide modifying enzyme encoded by a gene from amegosamine biosynthetic gene set, where the enzyme is MegDI, MegDII,MegDIII, MegDIV, MegDV, MegDVI, MegDVII, or MegBVI. In some embodiments,the host cell expresses a polyketide modifying enzyme encoded by a genefrom a mycarose biosynthetic gene set, where the enzyme is MegBIII orMegBVI. In some embodiments, the host cell expresses a polyketidemodifying enzyme encoded by a gene from a mycarose biosynthetic geneset, where the enzyme is MegBII, MegBIII, MegBIV, MegBV, or MegBVI. Theinvention further provides host cells that expreess a polyketidemodifying gene that encodes a polyketide modifying enzyme MegR, MegF,MegK, MegCIV, MegCV, MegBVI, MegBIII, MegL, or MegM.

[0078] The invention also provides methods using the recombinant genesof the present invention to modify aglycones or polyketides.

[0079] The invention also provides materials that include recombinantDNA compounds that encode the PKS modification enzymes effectuatingmycarose biosynthesis and glycosyltransferase enzymes and therecombinant proteins that can be produced from these nucleic acids inthe recombinant host cells of the invention.

[0080] The invention also provides materials that include recombinantDNA compounds that encode the PKS modification enzymes effectuatingdesosamine biosynthesis and glycosyltransferase enzymes and therecombinant proteins that can be produced from these nucleic acids inthe recombinant host cells of the invention.

[0081] The invention also provides materials that include recombinantDNA compounds that encode the PKS modification enzymes effectuatingmegosamine biosynthesis and glycosyltransferase enzymes and therecombinant proteins that can be produced from these nucleic acids inthe recombinant host cells of the invention.

[0082] In one embodiment, the invention provides DNA molecules inisolated (i.e., not pure, but existing in a preparation in an abundanceand/or concentration not found in nature) and/or purified (i.e.,substantially free of contaminating materials or substantially free ofmaterials with which the corresponding DNA would be found in nature)and/or recombinant (i.e., nucleic acid synthesized or otherwisemanipulated in vitro) form. The DNA molecules of the invention may insome embodiments also comprise, in addition to sequences that encodepolyketide modifying enzymes, sequences that encode polyketide synthasedomains. For example, the DNA molecules of the invention may contain oneor more sequences that encode one or more domains (or fragments of suchdomains) of one or more modules in one or more of the ORFs of themegalomicin or other PKS. Examples of PKS domains include the KS(beta-ketoacylsynthase), acyltransferase (AT), dehydratase (DH),ketoreductase (KR), enoylreductase (ER), acyl carrier protein (ACP), andthioesterase (TE) domains, for example, domains of at least 6 extendermodules and loading module of the three proteins encoded by the threeORFs of the megalomicin PKS gene cluster.

[0083] In one embodiment, the present invention provides recombinant PKSmodification enzymes including those that synthesize mycarose,desosamine, and megosamine moieties, those that transfer those sugarmoieties to the polyketide 6-dEB, and those that hydroxylate 6-dEB atC-6 or C-12 position.

[0084] In one embodiment, the invention provides a recombinantexpression vector that comprises the desosamine biosynthetic genes andoptionally a desosaminyl transferase gene. In a related embodiment, theinvention provides recombinant host cells comprising the vector thatproduces the desosamine biosynthetic gene products and optionally adesosaminyl transferase gene product. In a preferred embodiment, thehost cell is Streptomyces lividans or Streptomyces coelicolor. Thedesosaminyl transferase gene and gene product may be from themegalomicin gene cluster or may be from a different gene cluster, forexample, the desosaminyl transferase gene and gene product from thepikromycin or narbomycin gene clusters as described in U.S. Pat. Nos.6,509,455 and 6,303,767.

[0085] In one embodiment, the invention provides one or more recombinantexpression vectors that comprise the desosamine and mycarosebiosynthetic genes and, optionally, the desosaminyl and/or mycarosyltransferase genes. In a related embodiment, the invention providesrecombinant host cells comprising the vector(s) that produces thedesosamine and mycarosyl biosynthetic gene products and desosaminyl andmycarosyl transferase gene products. In a preferred embodiment, the hostcell is S. lividans or S. coelicolor. As described above, thedesosaminyl transferase gene and gene product and mycarosyl transferasegene and gene product may be from the megalomicin cluster or may be froma different gene cluster.

[0086] In one embodiment, the invention provides one or more recombinantexpression vectors that comprise the desosamine, megosamine, andmycarose biosynthetic genes, and, optionally, a desosaminyl transferase,mycarosyl transferase, and/or megosamine transferase genes. In a relatedembodiment, the invention provides recombinant host cells comprising thevector(s) that produces the desosamine, megosamine and mycarosylbiosynthetic gene products and, optionally, desosaminyl, mycarosyl, andmegosaminyl transferase gene products. In a preferred embodiment, thehost cell is S. lividans or S. coelicolor. As described above, thedesosaminyl transferase gene and gene product and mycarosyl transferasegene and gene product may be from the megalomicin cluster or may be froma different gene cluster.

[0087] In one aspect, the invention provides methods of producing amodified polyketide. In some embodiments, the method includes culturinga recombinant cell containing a nucleic acid of the invention underconditions in which the cell expresses a product of a gene encoded bythe nucleic acid, and under conditions in which the unmodifiedpolyketide is present, thereby producing the modified polyketide. Insome of these embodiments the cell further contains a recombinantnucleic acid encoding at least one module of a polyketide synthase. Insome embodiments, the cell produces megosamine and can attach megosamineto a polyketide, where the cell in its naturally occurringnon-recombinant state cannot produce megosamine. In one embodiment, theinvention provides a method for desosaminylating polyketide compounds inrecombinant host cells, which method comprises expressing the PKS forthe polyketide and a desosaminyl transferase and desosamine biosyntheticgenes in said host cells. In one embodiment, the invention provides amethod for desosaminylating and mycarosylating polyketide compounds inrecombinant host cells, which method comprises expressing the PKS forthe polyketide and a desosaminyl and mycarosyl transferase anddesosamine and mycarose biosynthetic genes in said host cells. In oneembodiment, the invention provides a method for mycarosylatingdesosaminylating, and megosaminylating polyketide compounds inrecombinant host cells, which method comprises expressing the PKS forthe polyketide and a desosaminyl, megosaminyl, and mycarosyl transferaseand desosamine, megosamine, and mycarose biosynthetic genes in said hostcells.

[0088] In one embodiment, the host cell expresses a beta-glucosidasegene as well, and this method may be advantageous when producingdesosaminylated polyketides in Streptomyces or other host cells, thatglucosylate desosaminylated polyketides, which can decrease antibioticactivity. By coexpression of beta-glucosidase, the glucose residue isremoved from the polyketide.

[0089] In one embodiment, the invention provides the megK hydroxylasegene in recombinant form and methods for hydroxylating polyketides withthe recombinant gene product. The invention also provides polyketidesthus produced and the antibiotics or other useful compounds derivedtherefrom.

[0090] In one embodiment, the invention provides the megCIV4,5-dehydratase, megCV reductase, megBVI 2,3-dehydratase (also known asmegT) genes in recombinant form and methods for modifying polyketideswith the recombinant gene product. The invention also providespolyketides thus produced and the antibiotics or other useful compoundsderived therefrom.

[0091] The invention also provides novel polyketides or other usefulcompounds derived therefrom. The compounds of the invention can be usedin the manufacture of another compound. In a preferred embodiment, thecompounds of the invention are antibiotics formulated in a mixture orsolution for administration to an animal or human.

[0092] These and other embodiments of the invention are described inmore detail in the following description, the examples, and claims setforth below.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0093]FIG. 1 is a schematic of the megalomicin polyketide synthase (megDEBS) and corresponding meg genes upstream and downstream of the megDEBS region and cosmids overlapping this region.

[0094]FIG. 2 is a schematic of the megalomicin biosynthetic pathway.

[0095]FIG. 3 is a schematic of the biosynthetic pathways of thedeoxysugars megosamine, mycarose, and desosamine in megalomicinsynthesis.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0096] (1) Introduction

[0097] The present invention provides novel genes of the megalomicincluster in isolated, purified, and/or recombinant form, including genesof the mycarosyl biosynthesis pathway and transferase, desosaminebiosynthesis pathway and transferase, megosamine biosynthesis pathwayand transferase, the megM and megL genes common to deoxysugar synthesis,as well as the monooxygenases of P450 type MegK and MegF.

[0098] The present invention provides in isolated, purified, and/orrecombinant form desosamine biosynthesis genes megCII, megCIV, megCV,megDII, megDIII, and the megCIII transferase gene, as well as theproteins encoded by those genes.

[0099] The present invention provides in recombinant form mycarosebiosynthesis genes megBIV, megBII (megBII-2), megBIII, megBVI, megDIV,and the megBV transferase gene, as well as the proteins encoded by thosegenes.

[0100] The present invention provides in isolated, purified, and/orrecombinant form megosamine biosynthesis genes megDII, megDIII, megDIV,megDV, megDVII, megDVI, megBVI (megT), and the megDI transferase gene,as well as the proteins encoded by those genes.

[0101] The present invention provides isolated, purified, and/orrecombinant P450-like monooxygenase enzymes MegK and MegF, and the genesmegK and megF in recombinant form.

[0102] The present invention provides isolated, purified, and/orrecombinant deoxysugar genes megM encoding a meg glucose-6-dehydratase,and megL encoding a meg TDP-glucose synthase.

[0103] The present invention provides isolated, purified, and/orrecombinant megalomicin cluster PKS regulatory gene megR and its controlbinding sequences, and protein encoded by its coding sequence.

[0104] The present invention further provides vectors containing thegenes of the invention, as well as host cells containing the genes ofthe invention. The invention also provides methods of producing modifiedpolyketides by culturing recombinant cells that contain the genes of theinvention under conditions where one or more of the genes are expressedand the unmodified polyketide is present; in some cases the cell furthercontains a recombinant nucleic acid encoding at least one module of apolyketide synthase.

[0105] The invention further provides polyketides produced using theabove nucleic acids and methods.

[0106] (2) Definitions

[0107] The present invention may be better understood with reference tothe following definitions. Unless otherwise defined, all terms of art,notations and other scientific terms or terminology used herein areintended to have the meanings commonly understood by those of skill inthe art to which this invention pertains. In some cases, terms withcommonly understood meanings are defined herein for clarity and/or forready reference, and the inclusion of such definitions herein should notnecessarily be construed to represent a substantial difference over whatis generally understood in the art.

[0108] As used herein, ‘nucleic acid’ and ‘polynucleotide’ have theirordinary meanings and are used interchangeably. It will be appreciatedthat reference to one strand of a double-stranded molecule is intendedto refer as well to the complementary strand, the sequence of which willbe apparent to the practitioner. Exemplary nucleic acids are RNA andDNA; the latter is also referred to herein as ‘DNA compounds.’

[0109] As used herein, ‘recombinant’ has its ordinary meaning in the artand refers to a nucleic acid synthesized or otherwise manipulated invitro (e.g., ‘recombinant nucleic acid’), to methods of usingrecombinant nucleic acids to produce gene products in cells or otherbiological systems, to a polypeptide (e.g., ‘recombinant protein’)encoded by a recombinant nucleic acids, or to cells comprising arecombinant nucleic acid (including progeny of cells into which arecombinant nucleic acid has been introduced).

[0110] As used herein, ‘gene’ refers to a nucleic acid sequence thatencodes a useful product. A gene can encode an mRNA that is transcribedfrom the gene and translated by a ribosome into a protein. ‘Extracopies’ of a gene, e.g., ‘extra copies of an eryG gene,’ refers to agene that is introduced into a cell that already contains a copy of thegene.

[0111] As used herein, ‘polyketide modifying gene’ or ‘polyketidesynthase (PKS) modifying gene’ (used interchangeably herein) refers to agene encoding a protein that effectuates glycosylation of an aglycone,including the biosynthesis of the glycosyl unit or sugar, orhydroxylation of an aglycone, to produce a ‘modified polyketide,’ i.e.,a polyketide that has been modified from an aglycone and/or that hasbeen modified by the addition of hydroxyls beyond those present in thepolyketide as synthesized by the PKS core enzymes. Non-limiting examplesof polyketide modifying genes and the proteins encoded by them are themegF gene (encoding a C-6 hydroxylase), the megK gene (encoding a C-12hydroxylase); megDI, megDII, megDIII, megDIV, megDV, megDVI, megDVII,and megBVI genes (encoding enzymes of the megosamine biosyntheticpathway); megCII, megCIV, megCV, and megCIII (encoding enzymes of thedesosamine biosynthetic pathway); and megBII (megBII-2), megBIII,megBIV, megBV, and megBVI (encoding enzymes of the mycarose biosyntheticpathway; megR (encoding a regulatory gene); megL (encoding a TDP-glucosesynthase gene), and megM (encoding a hexose dehydratase). These aremerely examples; other polyketide modifying genes are apparent fromcontext and are described below. Enzymes and other regulatory proteinsencoded by polyketide modifying genes are referred to herein as“polyketide modifying enzymes.”

[0112] As used herein, ‘heterologous’ in reference to a polyketidemodifying gene or protein in a recombinantly modified cell means a geneor protein not found in an unmodified cell of the same species or strain(e.g., a non-recombinant cell). One example of a heterologous gene is agene from a first species that is introduced into a cell of a secondspecies (e.g., by introduction of a recombinant polynucleotide encodingthe gene). Another example of a heterologous gene is a gene (in a cell)that encodes a chimeric PKS.

[0113] As used herein, a promoter operably linked to a protein encodingsequence (gene) is ‘heterologous’ if it is not usually associated withthe gene. In one embodiment a heterologous promoter is derived from adifferent species than the protein encoding sequence (for example aviral promoter that controls expression a bacterial gene). In anotherembodiment, a heterologous promoter is from the same species but is notnormally (i.e., in non-recombinant organisms) associated with the gene.A heterologous promoter may also be a synthetic promoter.

[0114] As used herein, ‘host cell’ refers to a prokaryotic or eukaryoticcell that can or has received recombinant vectors bearing one or morePKS genes, or a complete PKS cluster, and/or a polyketide modifyinggene. The term includes progeny of the host cell.

[0115] An ‘aglycone,’ as used herein, refers to the product of a PKSenzyme that has not been modified by the addition of a sugar moietyand/or alteration by a P450 monooxygenase.

[0116] A ‘control sequence’ is a sequence operably linked to a gene thatis capable of effecting the expression of the gene. The ‘controlsequence’ need not be contiguous with the gene, so long as it functionsto direct the expression of the gene.

[0117] As used herein, ‘operably linked,’ ‘operatively linked’ or‘operationally associated’ (used interchangeably) refer to thefunctional relationship of DNA with regulatory and effector sequences ofnucleotides, such as promoters, enhancers, transcriptional andtranslational stop sites, and other signal sequences. For example,operative linkage of DNA to a promoter refers to the physical andfunctional relationship between the DNA and the promoter such that thetranscription of such DNA is initiated from the promoter by an RNApolymerase that specifically recognizes, binds to and transcribes theDNA. To optimize expression and/or in vitro transcription, it may behelpful to remove, add or alter 5′ untranslated portions of the clonesto eliminate extra, potentially inappropriate alternative translationinitiation (i.e., start) codons or other sequences that may interferewith or reduce expression, either at the level of transcription ortranslation. Alternatively, consensus ribosome binding sites (see, e.g.,Kozak, J. Biol. Chem., 266:19867-19870 (1991)) can be insertedimmediately 5′ of the start codon and may enhance expression. Thedesirability of (or need for) such modification may be empiricallydetermined using techniques known in the art.

[0118] A ‘megosamine biosynthetic gene set’ is a gene or set of genesthat confers to a heterologous host that does not produce megosamine,the ability to synthesize megosamine and, optionally, to transfer it toan aglycone. Non-limiting examples of genes belonging to a megosaminebiosynthetic gene set include megDI, megDII, megDIII, megDIV, megDV,megDVI, megDVII, and megBVI.

[0119] A ‘desosamine biosynthetic gene set’ is a gene or set of genesthat confers to a heterologous host that does not produce desosamine,the ability to synthesize desosamine and, optionally, to transfer it toan aglycone. Non-limiting examples of genes belonging to a desosaminebiosynthetic gene set include megCII, megCIV, megCV, megCIII, megDII,and megDIII.

[0120] A ‘mycarose biosynthetic gene set’ is a gene or set of genes thatconfers to a heterologous host that does not produce mycarose, theability to synthesize mycarose and, optionally to transfer it to theappropriate attachment point on an aglycone. Non-limiting examples ofgenes belonging to a mycarose biosynthetic gene set include megBII(megBII-2), megBIII, megBIV, megBV, and megBVI, and megDIV.

[0121] A ‘modifying gene analog’ is a first gene that is derived from adifferent organism from a second gene that performs the same function asthe second gene. For example, the megK gene of the present inventionderived from M. megalomicea, sp. nigra, the product of whichhydroxylates the C-12 position of the aglycone, has a modifying geneanalog eryK derived from S. erythraea.

[0122] The present invention may be practiced with reference to thisdisclosure and conventional methods of molecular biology and recombinantDNA techniques within the skill of one of ordinary skill in the art.Such techniques are explained in the literature, see e.g. CurrentProtocols in Molecular Biology (F. M. Ausubel et al., eds., 1987,including supplements through 2001); Molecular Cloning: A LaboratoryManual, third edition (Sambrook and Russel, 2001); PCR: The PolymeraseChain Reaction, (Mullis et al., eds., 1994); Current Protocols inImmunology (J. E. Coligan et al., eds., 1999, including supplementsthrough 2001).

[0123] (3) Description

[0124] The invention provides nucleic acids that contain polyketidemodifying genes. The invention also provides vectors and host cellscontaining the nucleic acids, methods of using the host cells to produceglycosylated polyketides, and the glycosylated polyketides so produced.

[0125] Nucleic acids: A total genomic DNA library of Micromonosporamegalomicea, sp. nigra, was made and cloned into cosmids, essentially aspreviously reported (Volchegursky, et al., 2000) A series of fouroverlapping inserts containing the meg cluster were isolated from thecosmid library prepared from total genomic DNA of M. megalomicea thatcovered >100 kb of the genome. A contiguous 48 kb segment that encodesthe megalomicin PKS and several deoxysugar biosynthetic genes wassequenced and analyzed (see FIG. 1). The sequence data for the genescontained in this 48 kb segment has been submitted to theDDBJ/EMBL/GenBank database under the accession number AF263245,incorporated herein by reference. The four cosmids containing theoverlapping inserts were designated pKOS079-138B, pKOS079-93A,pKOS079-93D, and pKOS205.57-2.3B. Cosmid pKOS079-93A was deposited withthe American Type Culture Collection (ATCC, 10801 University Blvd.,Manassas, Va.), on Oct. 3, 2002 in accordance with the terms of theBudapest Treaty and is available under accession number PTA-2555.Cosmids pKOS079-138B and pKOS205.57-2.3B were deposited with the ATCC onMay 20, 2003 in accordance with the terms of the Budapest Treaty and areavailable under accession numbers PTA-5210 and PTA-5211, respectively.The sequences of the inserts of cosmids p pKOS079-138B andpKOS205.57-2.3B are given as SEQ ID NO: 1 and SEQ ID NO: 2,respectively. SEQ ID NO: 1 differs from a preliminary sequence of theupstream megalomicin modification genes (“preliminary sequence 1”) inthat preliminary sequence 1 contained a cytosine rather than anadenosine at position 59, and a cytosine rather than a thymidine atposition 171, and nucleotides 5797-5799 (GGA) of SEQ ID NO:1 weredeleted from preliminary sequence 1. References herein to a nucleic acidcomprising SEQ ID NO: 1 or portions thereof are also intended to referto preliminary sequence 1. References herein to genes and/or ORFs thatare described in terms of SEQ ID NO: 1 are also intended to refer to thecorresponding genes and/or ORFs of preliminary sequence 1, taking intoaccount the above nucleotide substitutions and deletion.

[0126] The ORFs megAI, megAII, and megAIII encode the polyketidesynthase responsible for synthesis of 6-dEB. The enzyme complex meg DEBSis similar to ery DEBS, with each of the three predicted polypeptidessharing an average of 83% overall similarity with its ery PKS geneanalog. Both PKSs are composed of six modules (two extender modules perpolypeptide) and each module is organized in an identical manner. Themegosanine biosynthetic genes are clustered upstream of the meg DEBSgenes, while sugar modifying genes are clustered in the downstreamregion.

[0127] The boundaries of the ORFs of the genes of the present inventionare listed in Table 1 below. TABLE 1 Open Reading Frame Boundaries OpenReading Frame Codon Boundaries SEQ ID NO. 1 (upstream) megR  52-942 megK1051-2244 megCV Complement 2386-3855 megCIV Complement 3893-5098 megBVIComplement 5095-6558 megDVI 7342-8475 megDI 8486-9024 SEQ ID NO. 2(downstream) megAIII (partial)   1-6965 megCII 6962-8038 megCIII8049-9317 megBII-2  9314-10285 megH Complement 10354-11097 megFComplement 11105-12316 megBIII Complement 12316-13548 megM Complement13928-14911 megL Complement 14908-15972 ORF1 Complement 16326-17463

[0128] The nucleic acids of the invention may be provided in isolated(i.e., not pure, but existing in a preparation in an abundance and/orconcentration not found in nature), purified (i.e., substantially freeof contaminating materials or substantially free of materials with whichthe corresponding DNA would be found in nature), and/or recombinant(i.e., nucleic acid synthesized or otherwise manipulated in vitro) form.Portions of nucleic acids of the invention (e.g., DNA molecules) thatencode polyketide modifying enzymes (as distinguished from, e.g., vectorsequences) may, in some embodiments, be fewer than about 15, 12, 10, 9,8, 7, 6, or 5 kilobases in length. In one embodiment the portion of thenucleic acid is fewer than about 9 kilobases in length. The DNAmolecules of the invention may in some embodiments also comprise one ormore sequences that, in addition to polyketide modifying genes, encodeone or more domains of a polyketide synthase, which may be anaturally-occurring or modified polyketide synthase. For example, theDNA molecules of the invention may in some embodiments encode one ormore domains (or fragments of such domains) of one or more modules inone or more of the ORFs of the megalomicin or other PKS. Examples of PKSdomains include the KS (beta-ketoacylsynthase), acyltransferase (AT),dehydratase (DH), ketoreductase (KR), enoylreductase (ER), acyl carrierprotein (ACP), and thioesterase (TE) of at least 6 extender modules andloading module of the three proteins encoded by the three ORFs of themegalomicin PKS gene cluster.

[0129] In one aspect, a nucleic acid sequence of the invention thatencodes a polyketide modifying enzyme (e.g., MegR, MegF, MegK, MegCIV,MegCV, MegBVI, MegBIII, MegL, and MegM proteins) hybridizes understringent conditions to SEQ ID NO: 1 or 2. Typically, the nucleic acidsequence possesses at least about 90% sequence identity with a portionof SEQ ID NO: 1 or 2 that encodes a polyketide modifying enzyme. In oneaspect the polyketide modifying enzyme is encoded by SEQ ID NO: 1 or 2or a sequence that differs from the enzyme-encoding region of SEQ ID NO:1 or 2 due to the degeneracy of the genetic code. In similar fashion, apolypeptide can typically tolerate one or more amino acid substitutions,deletions, and insertions in its amino acid sequence without loss orsignificant loss of desired activity. The present invention includessuch polypeptides with alternate amino acid sequences, and the nucleicacid sequences that encode them; the nucleic acid sequences and aminoacid sequences encoded by the nucleic acid sequences shown herein merelyillustrate preferred embodiments of the invention. The activities forthe polyketide modifying enzymes are described herein.

[0130] In relation to polynucleotides and polypeptides, the termsubstantially identical or homologous or similar varies with the contextas understood by those skilled in the relevant art and generally meansat least 70%, preferably means at least 80%, more preferably at least90%, more preferably at least 93%, more preferably at least 95%identity, more preferably at least 96% identity, sometimes at least 97%identity or even at least about 98% identity. To determine identity,optimal alignment of sequences for comparison can be conducted, e.g., bythe local homology algorithm of Smith & Waterman, 1981, Adv. Appl. Math.2:482, by the search for similarity method of Pearson & Lipman, 1988,Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 85:2444, using the CLUSTAL W algorithm ofThompson et al., 1994, Nucleic Acids Res 22:467380, by computerizedimplementations of these algorithms (GAP, BESTFIT, FASTA, and TFASTA inthe Wisconsin Genetics Software Package, Genetics Computer Group, 575Science Dr., Madison, Wis. The BLAST algorithm (Altschul et al., 1990,Mol. Biol. 215:403-10) for which software may be obtained through theNational Center for Biotechnology Information, see BLAST (a service ofthe National Center for Biotechnology Information, U.S. National Libraryof Medicine, 8600 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, Md. 20894) [online] programselection revised Apr. 25, 2002 [retrieved on Jun. 26, 2003]. Retrievedfrom the Internet: <URL:http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/BLAST/> can also beused. When using any of the aforementioned algorithms, the defaultparameters for “Window” length, gap penalty, etc., are used.

[0131] As used herein: stringency of hybridization is as follows: (1)high stringency: 0.1×SSPE (180 mM NaCl and 10 mM NaH₂PO₄, pH 8.3), 0.1%SDS, 65° C.; (2) medium stringency: 0.2×SSPE, 0.1% SDS, 50° C.; and (3)low stringency: 1.0×SSPE, 0.1% SDS, 50° C. Equivalent stringencies maybe achieved using alternative buffers, salts and temperatures. Homologs(e.g., nucleic acids of the above-listed genes of species other thanMicromonospora megalomicea) or other related sequences (e.g., paralogs)can be obtained by, for example, low, moderate or high stringencyhybridization with all or a portion of the particular sequence providedas a probe using methods well known in the art for nucleic acidhybridization and cloning.

[0132] The invention provides isolated, purified, or recombinant nucleicacids that contain at least one polyketide modifying gene, where thegene encodes a polyketide modifying enzyme. In some embodiments, thepolyketide modifying enzyme encoded by the gene is MegR, MegF, MegK,MegCIV, MegCV, MegBVI, MegBIII, MegL, or MegM. In some embodiments, thepolyketide modifying enzyme is MegR, MegK, MegCIV, MegCV, or MegBVI. Insome embodiments, the polyketide modifying enzyme is MegF, MegBIII,MegL, or MegM. The gene may be operably linked to a promoter, which insome cases is a heterologous promoter. In some embodiments, the nucleicacid does not contain one or more of megBI, megBV, megBIV, megCI,megCII, megDII, megDIII, megDIV, megDV, megDVII, or megY. In someembodiment, the polyketide modifying gene encodes an amino acid sequencethat is encoded by a portion of SEQ ID NO: 1 or SEQ ID NO: 2.

[0133] The invention also provides an isolated, purified, or recombinantpolyketide modifying enzyme gene megK, megCV, megCIV, megR, megBVI,megF, megBIII, megL, or megM.

[0134] Vectors: The nucleic acids of the invention may be inserted intoa vector containing additional sequences that assist in cloning,amplification and splicing of nucleotide sequences, and/or sequencesthat facilitate introduction into the cell and/or determine the relativestability and final location of the introduced nucleic acid (i.e.,integrated or episomal). As used herein, the term “vector” refers to apolynucleotide construct designed for transduction/transfection of oneor more cell types. Vectors may be, for example, “cloning vectors,”which are designed for isolation, propagation and replication ofinserted nucleotides, which may be useful for, e.g., isolating andsequencing areas of a genome of interest. An illustrative example is acosmid vector. Vectors may also be “expression vectors,” which aredesigned for expression of a nucleotide sequence in a host cell.Generally, the expression vector further comprises an origin ofreplication or a segment of DNA that enables chromosomal integration.Expression vectors may further comprise termination sequences,polyadenylation sequences, and the like, as are well-known in the art.Generally vectors are suitable for introduction into prokaryotic cells,or introduction into eukaryotic cells. Shuttle vectors are used forintroduction into both eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells.

[0135] A vector used in the invention may be any vector that iscompatible with the cell into which it is introduced. Conventionalrecombinant DNA and RNA techniques, such as those described in Sambrook,supra, may be used to construct vectors containing inserts that containnucleic acids of the invention.

[0136] In some embodiments, the invention provides a cosmid vector thatis pKOS079-138B or pKOS205.57-2.3B. In some embodiments, the cosmidvector contains one or more genes having a sequence shown in SEQ ID NO:1 or SEQ ID NO: 2; in some embodiments, the vector contains one or moregenes having a sequence that is substantially identical (e.g.,possessing at least 70%, 80%, 90%, 93%, 95%, 96%, 97%, or 98% identity)to SEQ ID NO: 1 or SEQ ID NO: 2; in some embodiments, the vectorcontains one or more genes having a sequence that hybridizes to SEQ IDNO: 1 or SEQ ID NO: 2 under stringent conditions.

[0137] The invention also provides expression vectors that contain atleast one of the polyketide modifying genes described above, where thegene is operably linked to a promoter. In one embodiment, the inventionprovides a recombinant expression vector that comprises the desosaminebiosynthetic genes, and optionally a desosaminyl transferase gene. Inone embodiment, the invention provides one or more recombinantexpression vectors that comprise the desosamine and mycarosebiosynthetic genes, and optionally desosaminyl and mycarosyl transferasegenes. In one embodiment, the invention provides one or more recombinantexpression vectors that comprise the desosamine, megosamine, andmycarose biosynthetic genes, and, optionally, desosaminyl, and mycarosyltransferase genes. In some embodiments, the polyketide modifying gene ismegR, megF, megK, megCIV, megCV, megBVI, megBIII, megL, or megM.

[0138] Host cells: The invention further provides host cells thatcontain the vectors and nucleic acids of the invention. Any means,physical or biological, may be used in the methods of the presentinvention to introduce the nucleic acids (usually as part of a largervector) into a cell. Means of in vitro introduction of foreign nucleicacid into a cell are well-known in the art, and include standard methodsof transformation, transfection, and the like, including calciumphosphate precipitation, electroporation, lipofection, direct injection,DEAE-dextran, and the like (see, for example, Kriegler, Gene Transferand Expression: A Laboratory Manual (1990) Stockton Press, New York,N.Y.).

[0139] The host cells of the present invention may be producers of6-deoxysugars or may be host cells that do not naturally contain PKSgenes or PKS modifying genes. The host cells of the present inventionmay also be natural producers of polyketides having genes for thesynthesis and transfer of some deoxy sugars, for example, mycarose, butnot desosamine or megosamine. In this latter case, the genes of thepresent invention, when introduced into said host cell confer upon thehost cell the ability to synthesize one or more of the deoxysugars itlacks, for example desosamine or megosamine. Exemplary host cells of theinvention include Streptomyces coelicolor, Streptomyces lividans, andMicromonospora megalomicea.

[0140] The invention provides host cells, e.g., Streptomyces coelicoloror Streptomyces lividans, that express the products the MegF and/or MegKhydroxylase genes, the megosamine biosynthesis and transfer genes of thepresent invention, the desosamine biosynthesis and transfer genes of thepresent invention, the mycarose biosynthesis and transfer genes of thepresent invention, and/or MegM and MegL. Thus, in some embodiments, thehost cell expresses a P450-type monooxygenase enzyme, which in somecases is heterologous, and which in some cases is MegK or MegF. In someembodiments, the host cell expresses a gene from a desosaminebiosynthetic gene set, where the gene is megCIV, megCV, or megCIII; insome embodiments, the gene is megCII, megCIV, megCV, or megCIII. In someembodiments, the host cell expresses a gene from a megosaminebiosynthetic gene set, where the gene is megBVI or megDI; in someembodiments the gene is megDI, megDII, megDIII, megDIV, megDV, megDVI,megDVII, or megBVI. In some embodiments, the host cell expresses a genefrom a mycarose biosynthetic gene set, where the gene is megBIII ormegBVI; in some embodiments, the gene is megBII (meg BII-2), megBIII,megBIV, megBV, or megBVI. In some embodiments, the host cell contains anisolated, purified, or recombinant nucleic acid that encodes apolyketide modifying enzyme MegR, MegF, MegK, MegCIV, MegCV, MegBVI,MegBIII, MegL, or MegM enzymes, and expresses one or more of theseenzymes. In some embodiments, the host cell contains an isolated,purified, or recombinant nucleic acid containing genes for thebiosynthesis and attachment of mycarose to a polyketide and/orhydroxylation of the polyketide, where the genes include the genes thatencode the enzymes MegM, MegL, MegBIII, MegBIV, MegDIV, MEG BII(MegBII-2), MegBVI, optionally MegBV, and, optionally, MegF, andexpresses one or more of these enzymes. In some embodiments, the hostcell contains an isolated, purified, or recombinant nucleic acidcontaining genes for the biosynthesis and attachment of megosamine to apolyketide, where the genes may include the genes that encode theenzymes MegM, MegL, MegCII, MegBVI, MegDIV, MegDV, MegDII, and MegDIIIenzymes, and, optionally the MegDI enzyme, and expresses one or more ofthese enzymes. In some embodiments, the host cell contains an isolated,purified, or recombinant nucleic acid containing genes for thebiosynthesis and attachment of megosamine to a polyketide, where thegenes may include the genes that encode the enzymes MegM, MegL, MegCII,MegBVI, MegDIV, MegDVI, MegDVII, MegDII, and MegDIII enzymes, and,optionally the MegDI enzyme, and expresses one or more of these enzymes.In some embodiments, the host cell contains an isolated, purified, orrecombinant nucleic acid containing genes for the biosynthesis andattachment of desosamine to a polyketide, where the genes include thegenes that encode the enzymes MegM, MegL, MegCII, MegCIV, MegCV, MegDII,and MegDIII enzymes, and, optionally, the MegCIII enzyme, and expressesone or more of these enzymes.

[0141] Illustrative host cells of the present invention includeStreptomyces coelicolor and Streptomyces lividans cells into which thevectors of the present invention have been introduced. The inventionprovides, for example, an S. coelicolor host cell, transformed toproduce the MegF and MegK hydroxylases, the mycarose biosynthesis andtransfer genes of the present invention, and/or the desosaminebiosynthesis and transfer genes of a different species, e.g., S.erythraea. These host cells illustrate how one can use certainrecombinant genes of the present invention with modifying gene analogsto create host cells of the invention.

[0142] Another illustrative host cell of the present invention is an E.coli host cell transformed with vectors having the megAI, megAII, andmegAIII PKS genes to make 6-dEB; the genes for MegMglucose-6-dehydrogenase and MegL TDP-glucose-synthase to makedeoxysugars; the genes for MegF and MegK P450-type monooxygenases tohydroxylate the 6-dEB aglycone at the C-6 and C-12 positionsrespectively; the mycarose biosynthesis and transferase genes; and thedesosamine biosynthesis and transferase genes. In another embodiment,the host cell further comprises the megosamine biosynthesis andtransferase genes.

[0143] Methods and compounds: The invention also provides methods forproducing hydroxylated and glycosylated polyketides using the nucleicacids, vectors, and host cells described herein, by culturing a hostcell that contains an expression vector of the invention underconditions where the cell produces a polyketide that is then modified.The cell may be unable to make the polyketide in the absence of theexpression vector. For example, in some embodiments, the cell in itsnatural, non-recombinant state is unable to produce 6 dEB. Methods ofculturing host cells, such as those provided by the invention, toproduce a polyketide are known in the art.

[0144] In an illustrative embodiment, the polyketide is a derivative of6-dEB that has a group other than an ethyl moiety at C-13 (13-R-6-dEB,where R is not ethyl). Methods for making 13-R-6-dEB compounds in an S.coelicolor host cell, which lacks genes for polyketide modificationenzymes, are described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,080,555; 6,274,560;6,066,271; and 6,261,816, as well as PCT Pub. Nos. 98/49315; 99/03986;and 00/44717. These 13-R-6-dEB compounds can be converted to thecorresponding 13-R-erythromycins by feeding the aglycones to afermentation of S. erythraea, as described in the aforementioned patentpublications. The 13-R-erythromycins can be converted chemically intopotent antibiotics known as ketolides, as described in PCT Pub. Nos.00/63225; 00/62873; and 00/63224, each of which is incorporated hereinby reference. The present invention provides methods and reagents formaking the 13-R-erythromycins in a single fermentation, as opposed totwo fermentations, in that the invention provides a host cell thatcontains the requisite hydroxylase genes and desosamine and mycarosebiosynthesis and transferase genes from the megalomicin biosyntheticgene cluster as well as the PKS for making the 13-R-erythromycins. ThePKS genes and the corresponding mutated versions (which contain the KS1null mutation) that produce a PKS that can convert a diketide into a13-R-6-dEB can be obtained as described in PCT Pub. No. 01/27284 (themeg PKS genes); U.S. Pat. No. 6,251,636 (the ole PKS genes); and U.S.Pat. No. 6,080,555 (the ery PKS genes), each of which is incorporatedherein by reference. This host cell of the invention produces13-R-erythromycin C compounds, instead of 13-R-erythromycin A compounds,because the host cell lacks the eryG gene that converts the mycarosylresidue to a cladinosyl residue. In other embodiments, the host cell isprovided with a recombinant eryG gene and makes the corresponding13-R-erythromycin A derivatives. In another embodiment, the host cellcontains PKS genes that do not comprise the KS1 null mutation and soproduce erythromycins A, B, C, and/or D. Thus, the host cells of theinvention can be used to produce erythromycin and erythromycin analogsthat can be converted to ketolides.

[0145] In one embodiment, the invention provides Streptomyces lividansand Streptomyces coelicolor host cells transformed with a vector orvectors including the PKS genes (megAI, megAII, and megAIII), and thegenes for hydroxylation and for production and transfer of glycosylunits, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3: mycarose genes (eryG, megL, megM,megDIV, and all megB genes), desosamine genes (megL, megM, megDII andmegDIII, and all megC genes), megosamine genes (megL, megM, megBVI, andall megD genes), and megK and megF genes and the transformed host iscultured under conditions that lead to the production of polyketidesresulted in the production of novel biologically active compounds, suchas the compound of formula (1) having a methyl group in the 3′″ positionof the mycarose sugar moiety of megalomicin. This compound is believedto be a more potent antibiotic against certain pathogens thanmegalomicin.

[0146] In another embodiment, the invention provides a method for makinga polyketide of formula (1) as follows. A vector including a functionaleryG gene and a disrupted megG (previously designated megY) gene istransformed into an M. megalomicea host and the transformed hostcultured under conditions such that polyketides are produced. Thisresults in the production of the compound of formula (1) having a methylgroup in the 3′″ position of the mycarose sugar moiety of megalomicin.

[0147] The invention also provides a method of producing the polyketideof Formula (1) by culturing a cell that expresses one or morepolypeptides encoded by a recombinant polynucleotide that includes thegenes megDII, DIII, DIV, DV, DVI, and DVII, and optionally includesextra copies of an eryG gene, and does not include a megY gene, wherethe cell produces erythromycin A in the absence of the recombinantpolynucleotide, under conditions where the cell produces the polyketide.

[0148] The invention further provides a method of producing thepolyketide of Formula (1) by culturing a cell that is a Streptomycescoelicolor or a S. lividans cell, where the cell expresses one or morepolypeptides encoded by a recombinant polynucleotide that includes thegenes megAI, megAII, and megAIII; mycarose genes that include all megBgenes and the megDIV gene; desosamine genes that include all megC genesand the megDII and megDIII genes; megosamine genes that include all megDgenes; eryG, megL, megM and megK and megF; under conditions where thecell produces the polyketide.

[0149] The invention further provides a method of producing thepolyketide of Formula (1) by culturing a Micromonospora megalomicea cellthat contains a recombinant polynucleotide that includes an eryG geneunder control of a regulator or promoter, where the megY gene of thehost cell is disrupted or its product is inactivated, under conditionswhere the cell produces the polyketide.

[0150] The invention further provides a method for producing3-O-α-mycarosyl-erythronolide B in heterologous host (see, e.g., Example7) by introducing an isolated, purified, or recombinant nucleic acidcontaining genes for the biosynthesis and attachment of mycarose to apolyketide, where the genes include the genes that encode the enzymesMegM, MegL, MegBIII, MegBIV, MegDIV, Meg BV, Meg BII (MegBII-2), MegBVI, and, optionally, MegF, into a heterologous host cell, e.g., S.coelicolor, and culturing the cells under conditions where the3-O-α-Mycarosyl-Erythronolide B is produced. Such conditions in S.coelicolor are, for example, YEME medium with thiostreptin, fed with6-deoxyerythronolide B (see Example 7).

[0151] The invention further provides the polyketide of Formula (1). Insome embodiments, the polyketide is isolated and/or purified. Methodsfor isolation and purification of polyketides are known in the art.

[0152] Thus the recombinant genes of the invention, and the portionsthereof, are useful for a variety of purposes, including production ofnovel megalomicin analogs. BLAST (Altschul et al., 1990) analysis of thegenes flanking the meg PKS genes indicates that 13 complete open readingframe (ORFs) appear to encode functions required for synthesis of atleast one of the three megalomicin deoxysugars. Each ORF was assigned toa specific deoxysugar pathway based on comparison to PKS genes and otherrelated genes involved in deoxysugar biosynthesis. Three ORFs, megB V,megCIII and megDI, encode glycosyl-transferases, one for attachment ofeach different deoxysugar to the macrolide. MegBV was assigned to themycarose pathway in the meg cluster. In similar fashion, assignmentswere made accordingly for: MegCII and MegDVI, two 3,4-isomeraseshomologous to EryCII; MegBII (MegBII-2) and MegDVII (MegBII-1),2,3-reductases homologous to EryBII; MegBIV and MegDV, putative4-ketoreductases similar to EryBIV. The remaining ORFs involved indeoxysugar biosynthesis, megBVI (also known as megT), megDII, megDIIIand megDIV, each encode a 2,3-dehydratase, aminotransferase,dimethyltransferase and 3,5-epimerase respectively. As both themegosamine and desosamine pathways require an aminotransferase and adimethyltransferase, and as mycarose and megosamine each require a2,3-dehydratase and a 3,5-epimerase, assignments of these four genes toa specific pathway could not be made on the basis of sequence comparisonalone.

[0153] Additional complete ORFs megG (also designated megY), megH, megKand megF were also identified in the cluster with sequence to theencoded proteins MegH, MegK, and MegF. The proteins MegH, MegK and MegFshare high degrees of similarity with EryH, EryF, and EryK respectively.EryH and homologues in other macrolide gene clusters arethioesterase-like proteins (Haydock et al., 1991; Xue et al., 1998;Butler et al., 1999; Tang et al., 1999). This gene can be inserted in aheterologous host or disrupted in the native host to increase productionof a desired polyketide. The eryF gene encodes the erythronolide B C-6hydroxylase (FIG. 2) (Weber et al., 1991; Andersen and Hutchinson,1992). The eryK gene encodes erythromycin D C-12 hydroxylase. The megYgene does not have an ery counterpart, but is believed to belong to a(small) family of O-acyltransferases that transfer short acyl chains tomacrolides (Hara, O., et al. 1992). The structures of variousmegalomicins places megY in the latter class as the acyltransferase thatconverts megalomicin A to megalomicins B, C1 or C2.

[0154] An examination of the meg cluster reveals that the megosaminebiosynthetic genes are clustered directly upstream of the PKS genes. Thehypothesis that these genes are sufficient for biosynthesis andattachment of megosamine to a macrolide intermediate was confirmed byfunctional expression of these genes in a strain which produceserythromycin, such as S. erythraea, resulting in production ofmegalomicin (See Example 3). Expression of megDVI-megDVII segment in S.erythraea and the corresponding production of megalomicins in this hostestablished the likely order of sugar attachment in megalomicinsynthesis (See FIG. 2). Furthermore, it has provided a means to producemegalomicin in a more genetically friendly host organism, leading to thecreation of megalomicin analogues by manipulating the megalomicin PKS.

[0155] Because introduction of this meg DNA segment into S. erythraearesults in production of megalomicins, it is clear that these genesencode the functions for TDP-megosamine biosynthesis and transfer to itssubstrate and to acylate the polyketide (see FIG. 2). The remainingregion upstream of megDVI includes genes for mycarose and desosaminebiosynthesis. Furthermore, if the organization resembles that of theleft arm of the ery cluster, the megosamine biosynthesis ‘island’ mayhave been formed via an insertion of the megD and megY genes into anexisting erythromycin or other common ancestral gene cluster.

[0156] The entire gene set from megDI to megDVII was introduced in S.erythraea to produce TDP-megosamine. Two alternative pathways arepossible. One pathway converts TDP-2,6-dideoxy-3,4-diketo-hexose (or itsenol tautomer), the last intermediate common to the mycarose andmegosamine pathways, to TDP-megosamine through the sequence of5-epimerization, 4-ketoreduction, 3-amination and 3-N-dimethylationusing the genes megDIV, megDV, megDII and megDIII (FIG. 3). This pathwayuses the same functions proposed for biosynthesis of TDP-daunosamine byOlano et al. (1999) but in a different sequential order. However, itdoes not account for the megDVI and megDVII genes as their encodedactivities are not required in this pathway. A parallel pathway thatuses these genes is also shown in FIG. 3. In this alternative route,2,3-reduction and 3,4-tautomerization are performed by the megDVII andmegDVI gene products, respectively. To confirm which alternative pathwayis utilized in a host cell, gene disruption and complementationexperiments can be conducted.

[0157] The 48 kb segment sequenced also contains genes required forsynthesis of TDP-L-mycarose and TDP-D-desosamine (FIG. 3). The megCIIgene encodes a putative 3,4-isomerase which catalyses the presumed firststep in the committed TDP-desosamine pathway. The start codon of megCIIoverlaps the stop codon of megAIII in exactly the same manner as theirerythromycin counterparts eryCII and eryAIII overlap (Summers et al.,1997), suggesting that these genes are translationally coupled in bothsystems. The high degree of similarity between MegCII and EryCIIindicates that the pathway to desosamine in the megalomicin-producingand erythromycin-producing organisms is similar. Similarly, the findingthat megBII (megBII-2) and megBIV, encoding a 2,3-reductase and4-ketoreductase, contain close homologues in the mycarose pathway forerythromycin also suggests that TDP-L-mycarose synthesis in the two hostorganisms is the similar.

[0158] Of note are the two genes that encode putative 2,3-reductasesmegBII (meg BII-2) and megDVII (megBII-1). Because MegBII (MegBII-2)most closely resembles EryBII, a known mycarose biosynthetic enzyme(Weber et al., 1990), and because megBII resides in the same location ofthe meg cluster as its counterpart in the ery cluster, megBII (megBII-2)was assigned to the mycarose pathway and megDVII (megBII-1) to themegosamine pathway. Furthermore, the lower degree of similarity betweenMegDVII (megBII-1) and either EryBII or MegBII (megBII-2) (Table 1)provided a basis for assigning the opposite L- and D-isomeric substratesto each of the enzymes (FIG. 3). Finally, megBVI, which encodes aputative 2,3-dehydratase, is also related to eryBVI gene in the erymycarose pathway. In S. erythraea, the proposed intermediate generatedby EryBVI represents the first committed step in the biosynthesis ofmycarose (FIG. 3). However, the proposed pathways in FIG. 3 suggest thatthis may be an intermediate common to both mycarose and megosaminebiosynthesis in M. megalomicea.

[0159] The recombinant genes, vectors, and host cells of the inventionhave a wide variety of useful applications. Host-vector systems forexpression of meg DEBS genes and other heterologous expression ofmodular PKS genes for erythromycin (Kao et al., 1994b; Ziermann andBetlach, 1999), picromycin (Tang et al., 1999) and oleandomycin (Shah etal., 2000) as well as for the generation of novel polyketide backbonesin which domains have been removed, added or exchanged in variouscombinations (McDaniel et al., 1999) have been described. Hybridpolyketides have been generated through the co-expression of subunitsfrom different PKS systems (Tang et al., 2000). The present inventionprovides materials and methods of producing modified polyketides inheterologous hosts by the addition, replacement, or removal of modifyingsugar moieties and/or hydroxyl groups on the polyketide core.

[0160] A detailed description of the invention having been provided, thefollowing examples are given for the purpose of illustrating theinvention and shall not be construed as being a limitation on the scopeof the invention or claims.

EXAMPLE 1 Materials and Methods

[0161] Strains. Routine DNA manipulations were performed in Escherichiacoli XL1 Blue or E. coli XLI Blue MR (Stratagene) using standard cultureconditions (Sambrook et al., 1989). M. megalomicea subs. nigra NRRL3275was obtained from the ATCC collection and cultured according torecommended protocols. For isolation of genomic DNA, M. megalomicea wasgrown in tryptone soya broth (TSB) (Hopwood et al., 1985) at 3000 rpm.S. lividans K4-114 (Ziermann and Betlach, 1999), which carries adeletion of the actinorhodin biosynthetic gene cluster, was used as thehost for expression of the meg DEBS genes (see U.S. Pat. No. 6,177,262).S. lividans strains were maintained on R5 agar at 30° C. and were grownin liquid yeast extract-malt extract (YEME) for preparation ofprotoplasts (Hopwood et al., 1985). S. erythraea NRRL2338 was used forexpression of the megosamine genes. S. erythraea strains were maintainedon R5 agar at 34° C. and grown in liquid TSB for preparation ofprotoplasts.

[0162] (B) Manipulation of DNA and Organisms. Manipulation andtransformation of DNA in E. coli was performed according to standardprocedures (Sambrook et al., 1989) or to suppliers' protocols.Protoplasts of S. lividans and S. erythraea were generated fortransformation by plasmid DNA using the standard procedure (Hopwood etal., 1985). S. lividans transformants were selected on R5 using 2 ml ofa 0.5 mg/ml thiostrepton overlay. S. erythraea transformants wereselected on R5 using 1.5 ml of a 0.6 mg/ml apramycin overlay.

[0163] (C) DNA Sequencing and Analysis. PCR-based double-stranded DNAsequencing was performed on a Beckman CEQ 2000 capillary sequencer usingreagents and protocols provided by the manufacturer. A shotgun libraryof the entire cosmid pKOSO79-93D insert was made as follows: DNA wasfirst digested with DraI to eliminate the vector fragment, thenpartially digested with Sau3AI. After agarose electrophoresis, bandsbetween 1 and 3 kb were excised from the gel and ligated with BamHIdigested pUC19. Another shotgun library was generated from a 12 kbXhoI-EcoRI fragment subcloned from cosmid pKOSO79-93A to extend thesequence to the megF gene. A 4 kb BglII-XhoI fragment from cosmidpKOS079-138B was sequenced by primer walking to extend the sequencing tothe megBVI gene. Sequence was assembled using the SEQUENCHER (GeneCodes) software package and analysed with MacVector (Oxford MolecularGroup) and the NCBI BLAST server (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/blast/).

EXAMPLE 2 Isolation of the Megalomicin Biosynthetic Gene Cluster

[0164] A cosmid library was prepared in SuperCos (Stratagene) vectorsfrom M. megalomicea total DNA partially digested with Sau3AI andintroduced into E. coli using a Gigapack III XL (Stratagene) in vitropackaging kit. ³²P-labelled DNA probes encompassing the KS2 domain fromDEBS, or a mixture of segments encompassing modules 1 and 2 from DEBS,were used separately to screen the cosmid library by colonyhybridization. Several colonies which hybridized with the probes werefurther analyzed by sequencing the ends of their cosmid inserts using T3and T7 primers. BLAST (Altschul et al., 1990) analysis of the sequencesrevealed several colonies with DNA sequences highly homologous to genesfrom the ery cluster. Together with restriction analysis, this led tothe isolation of two overlapping cosmids, pKOSO79-93A and pKOSO79-93Dwhich covered ˜45 kb of the meg cluster. A 400 bp PCR fragment wasgenerated from the left end of pKOSO79-93D and used to reprobe thecosmid library. Likewise, a 200 bp PCR fragment generated from the rightend of pKOSO79-93A was used to reprobe the cosmid library. Analysis ofhybridizing colonies, as described above, resulted in identification oftwo additional cosmids pKOSO79-138B adjacent to the 5′ end ofpKOS079-93D and pKOS205.57-2.3B which overlaps the 3′ ends ofpKOS079-93A and pKOS079-93D cosmids. See FIG. 1.

[0165] BLAST analysis of the far left and right end sequences of thesecosmids indicated no homology to any known genes related to polyketidebiosynthesis, and therefore indicates that the set of four cosmids spansthe entire megalomicin biosynthetic gene cluster.

[0166] The glycosyl synthase, transfer, and regulatory genes of theupstream region of the meg PKS are contained in the nucleotide sequenceSEQ ID No. 1.

[0167] The glycosyl synthase, and transfer genes of the downstreamregion of the meg PKS are contained in the nucleotide sequence SEQ IDNO: 2.

EXAMPLE 3 Production of a Modified Polyketide in a Heterologous Host

[0168] Fermentation for production of polyketide, LC/MS analysis, andquantification of 6-dEB for S. lividans K4-114/pKOS1O8-6 and S. lividansK4-114/pKAO127 ‘kan’ were essentially as previously described (Xue etal., 1999). S. erythraea NRRL2338 and S. erythraea/pKOS97-42 were grownfor 6 days in F1 medium (Brünker et al., 1998). Samples of broth wereclarified in a microcentrifuge (5 mm, 13 000 rpm). For LC/MSpreparation, isopropanol was added to the supernatant (1:2 ratio), andthe supernatant centrifuged again. Samples were run on a C-18 reversedphase column (Inertsil ODS3, Metachem) using a 5-mM ammonium acetate(aqueous) acetonitrile-methanol (4:1) gradient (0-15%, 3 mm; 1560%, 10mm; 1 ml/min flow). Erythromycins and megalomicins were detected byelectrospray mass spectrometry and quantity was determined byevaporative light scattering detection (ELSD). A purified extract fromM. megalomicea containing megalomicin A, B, C1 and C2 was used for thestandard reference. The LC retention time and mass spectra oferythromycin and the four megalomicins were identical to those from thestandards. Thus the, S. erythraea host cell of the invention producedmegalomicin in detectable and useful quantities.

EXAMPLE 4 Plasmids Incorporating Glycosyl Synthase and Transferase Genes

[0169] Plasmid pKOS108-6 is a modified version of pKAO127‘kan’ (Ziermannand Betlach, 1999, 2000), in which the eryAI-III genes between the PacIand EcoRI sites have been replaced with the megAI-III genes. This wascarried out by first substituting a synthetic nucleotide DNA duplex(5′-TAAGAATTCGGAGATCTGGCCTCAGCTCTAGAC (SEQ ID NO: 3), complementaryoligo-5′-AATTGTCTAGAGCTGAGGCCAGATCTCCGAATTCTTAAT (SEQ ID NO: 4)) betweenthe PacI and EcoRI sites of the pKAO127‘kan’ vector fragment. The 22 kbEcoRI-BglII fragment from cosmid pKQS079-93D containing the megAI-IIgenes was inserted into EcoRI and BglII sites of the resulting plasmidto generate pKOS024-84. A 12 kb BglII-BbvCI fragment containing themegAIII and part of the megCII gene was subcloned from pKOS079-93A andexcised as a BglII-XbaI fragment and ligated into the correspondingsites of pKOS024-84 to yield the final expression plasmid pKOS1O8-06.The megosamine integrating vector pKOS97-42 was constructed as follows:a subclone was generated containing the 4 kb XhoI-ScaI fragment frompKOS79-138B together with the 1.7 kb ScaI-PstI fragment from pKOS79-93Din Litmus 28 (Stratagene). The entire 5.7 kb fragment was then excisedas a SpeI-PstI fragment and combined with the 6.3 kb PstI-EcoRI fragmentfrom K0S79-93D and EcoRI-XbaI-digested pSET152 (Bierman et al., 1992) toconstruct plasmid pKOS97-42.

[0170] Cosmid pKOS79-138B contains the genes megR, megK, megCV, megCIV,and megBVI.

[0171] Cosmid pKOS205.57-2.3B contains the genes megCII, megCIII,megBII-2, megH, megF, megBIII, and megM and megL.

EXAMPLE 5 Production of Polyketide 3′″-O-methylmegalomicin A in aHeterologous Host

[0172]

[0173] A) Saccharopolyspora erythraea—erythromycin A producing strain.Fermentation for production of polyketide, LC/MS analysis andquantification of 6-dEB for S. erythraea are essentially as described inExample 3. Plasmid vectors comprising the megD genes (DI, DII, DIII,DIV, DV, DVI, and DVII), are transformed into an erythromycin A producerstrain of Saccharopolyspora erythraea excluding the megY gene, andoptionally, extra copies of the eryG gene are provided. Culturing thetransformed host cell under conditions that lead to the production ofthe compound of formula (1) having a methyl group in the 3′″ position ofthe mycarose sugar moiety of megalomicin.

[0174] B) Streptomyces coelicolor, S. lividans or other heterologoushost. Fermentation for production of polyketide, LC/MS analysis, andquantification of 6-dEB for S. lividans and S. coelicolor areessentially as described in Example 3. A vector or vectors including thePKS genes (megAI, megAII, and megAIII), mycarose genes (all megB genes),desosamine genes (all megC genes), megosamine genes (all megD genes),and megK and megF genes, eryG gene and optionally the megL and megMgenes (the megL and megM genes can be considered members of themycarose, desosamine, or megosamine biosynthetic gene sets in host cellsthat lack an analog gene of either) are transformed into S. lividans andS. coelicolor, and the transformed host is cultured under conditionsthat lead to the production of the compound of formula (1) having amethyl group in the 3′″ position of the mycarose sugar moiety ofmegalomicin.

[0175] C) Micromonospora megalomicea. Fermentation for production ofpolyketide, LC/MS analysis, and quantification of 6-dEB forMicromonospora megalomicea are essentially as described in Example 3. Avector including a functional eryG gene and a disrupted megY aretransformed into an M. megalomicea host, and the transformed host iscultured under conditions that lead to the production of the compound offormula (1) having a methyl group in the 3′″ position of the mycarosesugar moiety of megalomicin.

EXAMPLE 6 Production of Erythronolide B in a Heterologous Host

[0176] The gene encoding a cytochrome P450 monooxygenase of themegalomicin cluster, megF, was PCR amplified and cloned into plasmidpET21, yielding plasmid pLB73. In this plasmid, megF is under thecontrol of the φ10 promoter of T7. Plasmid pLB73 was transformed into E.coli BL21 (DE3) and selected for resistance to apramycin.

[0177] Five ml of LB medium containing 100 μg/ml of ampicillin wasinoculated with a fresh colony of BL21/pLB73. When the culture reachedan OD₅₉₀ of 0.6 the expression of megF was induced by addition of 0.5 μMof IPTG, and the culture was incubated for 20 h at 37° C. in thepresence of 100 μg of 6-dEB. The culture was centrifuged, and thesupernatant was extracted with 5 mL of ethyl acetate and the organicphase dried under a stream of N₂. LC/MS analysis of the sample confirmedthat approximately 50% of the 6-dEB had been converted into EB. LCconditions were as follows: MetaChem ODS-3 5 um reversed phase column,4.6×150 mm; flow rate 1 mL/min; gradient of 35% to 100% acetonitrile inwater over 8 minutes; MS detection using a PE-Sciex API100LC masssensitive detector at 1 amu resolution from 200-1200 amu with an APCIion source.

EXAMPLE 7 Production of 3-O-α-Mycarosyl-Erythronolide B in aHeterologous Host

[0178] Genes involved in the biosynthesis of mycarose were individuallyamplified by PCR using Deep Vent DNA polymerase (commercially availablefrom NEB) from M. megalomicea chromosomal DNA with the followingprimers: megL forward: 5′-GGGGTCATATGAAGGCGCTTGTCCTGTCGG-3′; (SEQ IDNO:5) reverse: 5′-GCAAAGCTTGTGACTAGTCGAGTAGTC-3′; (SEQ ID NO:6) megMforward: 5′-GACCTCCATATGACGACTCGACTCCTGGTC-3′; (SEQ ID NO:7) reverse:5′-TACTAGTCCCTCACACCATCGCCCG-3′; (SEQ ID NO:8) megBIII forward:5′-CAGCATATGCCCGAAACGAGATGCCG-3′; (SEQ ID NO:9) reverse:5′-ATCGACTAGTTTCATCACACCACTTCCAGG-3′; (SEQ ID NO:10) megBIV forward:5′-GCATATGACAAGACATGTCACACTTCTCGG-3′; (SEQ ID NO:11) reverse:5′-CCCACTAGTGTCACTCCTTGGTCGAGATGA-3′; (SEQ ID NO:12) megF forward:5′-TGGTCATATGAAACTGCCCGATCTGGAGAG-3′; (SEQ ID NO:13) reverse:5′-CATACTAGTCTCATCCGTTCGGTCGCACCG-3′; (SEQ ID NO:14) megDIV forward:5′-CCGGGCATATGAGGGTCGAGGAGCTG-3′; (SEQ ID NO:15) reverse:5′-GCACACTAGTCCGGGGTCACGTCCGC-3′; (SEQ ID NO:16) megBV forward:5′-TGTACATATGCGGGTCCTGCTCACCTCG-3′; (SEQ ID NO:17) reverse:5′-ACACTAGTCACCTGTCGGCGCGGTGCTG-3′; (SEQ ID NO:18) megBII-2 forward:5′-CCGTCATCTGAGCACCGACGCCAC-3′; (SEQ ID NO:19) reverse:5′-AGGACTAGTGCGGGCTCTCACCGTAG-3′; (SEQ ID NO:20) megBVI forward:5′-GGCATATGGGGGATCGGGTCAACGGTCATG-3′; (SEQ ID NO:21) reverse:5′-GTACTAGTTTCACGCCGTCGCCCGGTTGTAG-3′; (SEQ ID NO:22)

[0179] Each pair of primers introduces an NdeI site at the 5′ end and aSpeI site at the 3′ end of the gene amplified. PCR products were clonedinto pCR-Blunt II-TOPO vector and the resulting plasmids were used totransform E. coli DH5α. The plasmids were digested with the enzymes NdeIand SpeI and fragments corresponding to each gene were cloned into amodified pET-24b previously digested with the same enzymes. Themodifications introduced in the vector were the following: the regionbetween the XbaI and EcoRI sites in the MCS was replaced by the sequence5′-TCTAGAAGGAGATATACATATGTGAACTAGTGAATTC-3′ (SEQ ID NO:23) or by thesequence 5′-TCTAGAAGGAGATATACAATGCACCACCACCACCACCATATGTGAACTAGTGAATTC-3′(SEQ ID NO:24) in case His-Tag fusions were required. These sequencescontained the following sites XbaI, NdeI, SpeI and EcoRI restrictionsites and the pET-24b RBS.

[0180] Plasmid DNA carrying the megL gene was digested with the enzymesXbaI and SpeI and the 1.1 kb fragment was cloned into the plasmidharboring the megM gene, previously digested with the enzyme SpeI.Clones with megM and megL genes in the same orientation were selected.The resulting plasmid was digested with the enzyme SpeI and was ligatedto the 1.2 kb fragment obtained by digestion of the plasmid harboringmegBIII gene with the enzymes XbaI and SpeI. Sequential cloning of theremaining genes into the pET-24b based vector was performed with thesame pattern of restriction enzymes digestions and ligations. Thisresulted in construction of pLB80 with a 9.7 kb operon comprising ninegenes involved in the biosynthesis of mycarose, in the following order:megM-megL-megBIII-megBIV-megF-megDIV-megBV-megBII-2-megBVI.

[0181] pLB80 plasmid was digested with the enzymes XbaI and HindIII andthe 9.7 kb fragment was cloned into the plasmid pKOS146-83A digestedwith the same restriction enzymes, leaving the artificial mycaroseoperon under the control of the PactIII promoter. The resulting plasmidwas digested with the enzymes EcoRI and SpeI and the 10.3 kb fragmentwas cloned into the plasmid pWHM3 digested with the enzymes XbaI andEcoRI to give the plasmid pLB92. Plasmid pLB92 was used to transform theS. coelicolor strain M145. Cultures of S. coelicolor M145 harboring thepLB92 plasmid were grown in YEME with thiostrepton (5 μg/ml) at 30° C.Cultures were fed with 6-deoxyerythronolide B (0.5 μg/ml) and after 96hs they were centrifuged, and the supernatants were adjusted to pH 9-10with sodium hydroxide. The supernatants were extracted with an equalvolume of ethyl acetate and the organic layer was dried over Na₂SO₄,evaporated to dryness and redisolved in ethanol. The presence of3-O-α-mycarosyl-erythronolide B was confirmed by LC/MS.

[0182] Although the present invention has been described in detail withreference to specific embodiments, those of skill in the art willrecognize that modifications and improvements are within the scope andspirit of the invention, as set forth in the claims which follow. Allpublications and patent documents cited herein are incorporated hereinby reference as if each such publication or document was specificallyand individually indicated to be incorporated herein by reference.Citation of publications and patent documents is not intended as anadmission that any such document is pertinent prior art, nor does itconstitute any admission as to the contents or date of the same. Theinvention having now been described by way of written description andexample, those of skill in the art will recognize that the invention canbe practiced in a variety of embodiments and that the foregoingdescription and examples are for purposes of illustration and notlimitation of the following claims. SEQ ID NO.1-Sequence ContainingUpstream Megalomicin Modification Enzyme Genes-pKOS079-138B 1 GCGCGCTTCGATCACCATGG ATCGCTTAAT GTCCGGTTCC ATTGCTTTTC GATGGGGGAT 61 GTAGTGCAATTGCAAAATCC GGAGACCGTG GTAAGCCTCG GAGTCCTGGG TCCGCTGTTC 121 GTCAGTTCCCCATCGCCGCG AAAGACGCCG ACGGCACGGA AACCGAGAAA TGTTCTCGCA 181 ATGCTCCTCGTCCACGCCGA CCAGGTCGTT CCGGTCTCCG TCCTGGTCTC CGAGCTCTGG 241 GACGACGAGCCGCCGGTCAG CAGGCTCACC ACCCTCCAGA CGTACATTCT CAATCTGCGC 301 AAGATGTTCGTGGCGGTCAC CGGTCTGCCC GCCGAGGAGG TCACCCGGAG TCTGCTCATC 361 ACCCGGGCCGGCGGCTATCT GCTCCGCGGT GACCGGATCG CCCTCGACGT CCGGGAGTAC 421 CAGCGTCTGATGTCGGCCGG CTGCGCCGCG CTCGGCCTCG GCGACGACGT GACAGGCACC 481 CGCAGACTCACCGAGGCGCT CGGCCTCTGG CGCGGGCCCG CGCTCGTCGA CGTCCCGCTG 541 GGTCGGGTGCTGGAGTCGAA GCGTCGCGAA CTGGAGGAGT CCTGGCTCAT GGCCAGCGAA 601 TACCTGGTCGGCGCGAAGTT GCGTCAGGGG ATGTACCGGG AGGCCCTCAT CGAGCTGACC 661 GCGCTCACCGCGGAGAATCC GCTGCACGAG GGGCTCCAGG CGCAGTACAT GCGGGCGCTG 721 CATCTCAGTGGTCGACGCGC GCAGGCGTTG GAGGTCTTCC ACCGGTTGCG TCGCAACCTC 781 GTCGACGAACTGGGTCTGGA ACCGGAGCCG CAGGTGCAAC GGATCCACCA GGCGATCCTG 841 AACGCCGAGACCGACTTCGA GGACGATCTG CGCGTCATCC GTCCGTTTCC GTCCGAGGTC 901 GCCGCCACGAGTTGGGGTCG GGTCCGGGTC CGGGCGAGCT GACCGATTAC CGCGTACGGC 961 GACACCCTGAGCCGACAATC AACGACATTG GCGAAAATCG ACATCTGTGC CCGGGGGGGA 1021 CGGGTTGGACGACGAACGOT GGGGAGAACC ATGACCACTA TCGAACAGAT CCCGAGCATG 1081 GCCGAGGAGGCCGTTCTGCT CGACTGGCTG GCGGTGATGC GCGACAGGCA CCCGGTCTGG 1141 CAGGACCAGTACGGCGTCTG GCACATCTTC CGCCACAGTG ACGTACGCGA GGTCCTCCGC 1201 GACACCGCCACCTTCTCCTC CGACCCCACC CGCGTCATCG AGGGGGCCGA CCCGACGCCG 1261 GGGATGATCCACGAGATCGA CCCGCCGGAG CACCGGGCCC TGCGCAAGGT CGTCAGCAGC 1321 GCCTTCAdCCCGCGTACGAT CGCCGACCTC GAACCGCGCA TCCGGGAGGT GACCCGGTCG 1381 CTGCTGGCCGACGCCGGTGA CCGCTTCGAC CTGGTCGAGG CGCTCGCCTT CCCGCTGCCG 1441 GTCACGATCGTCGCCGAGCT GCTGGGGCTG CCCCGGATGG ACCACAAGCA GTTCGGTGAC 1501 TGGTCCGGCGCCCTGGTCGA CATCCAGATG GACGACCCGA CCGATCCGGC CCTGGTCGAA 1561 CGCATCATGCAGGTGCTGAA CCCGCTCACC TCCTACCTGC TCGACAGGTG TCGGGAACGG 1621 CGGGCCGACCCCCGGGACGA CCTGATCTCC CGGCTGGTGC TGGCCGAGGT CGACGGGCGC 1681 ACCCTCGACGACGTGGAGGC GGCCAACTTC TCCACAGCGT TGCTGCTCGC GGGGCACATC 1741 ACCACCACCGTCCTGCTGGG CAACATCGTC CGCACCCTCG ACGAGCACCC GGAGTACTGG 1801 ACGGCCGCCGCCGAGGACCC GGGTCTGATC GCGCCGATCA TCGAGGAGGT GTTGCGTTTC 1861 CGCCCCCCGTTCCCCCAGAT GCAGCGCACC ACGACCAGGG CCACCACCGT CGGTGGGGTC 1921 GAGATCCCGGCCGACGTCAT GGTCAACACC TGGGTGCTCT CGGCCAACCG CGATCCCCTG 1981 GCGCATCCCGACCCGGACAC GTTCGACCCG TCCCGCAAGA TCGGTGGTGC CGCGCAGCTC 2041 TCCTTCGGGCACGGCGTGCA CTTCTGTCTC GGTGCCCCGC TGGCGCGCCT GGAGAACCAG 2101 GTCGCCCTGGAGGAGATCAT CGCCCGGTAC GGTCGACTGG CCGTCGACCG CGACGACGAC 2161 ACGCTGCGTCACTTCGACCA GATCGTCCTC GGCACCCGGC ACCTCCCGGT GCTGGCGGCG 2221 GTCACCCCGGCCGAGTCCGC CTGAACCCCT TGCGCTCCGA CGCGGCGGNN NNNNNNNNNN 2281 NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNN 2341 NNNNCNNCNTCNCNCCNCCG CCGCGCCGGG GCGGGTCGAC GCCGTTCAGA CGGCGCGGAT 2401 CAGGCCCCGATGCTGATCCC ACCCGTCGGC GACGTCCCGT TCGAGTTGGT TGAGCCGGGC 2461 GGTCACCGACTGGTCGAAAC CGTCGAGGAA GAACTCGTCC CCCGGCTGCG GATCGATGCT 2521 GCGGCCCGACGTGACGAAGT CGTGGACGAC CGAGTGCAGG CTCCGGTCCG GGGTGACCCG 2581 GCCGGCGACGTAGCGGGTGG CCCCCGCCAG CCCGGGGAAA CCGGCCTCCC GGTACAGGTA 2641 GACGTCTCCGAGCAGGTCGA TCTGCACCGC CACCTGCGGA TGGGCGGTCG GGCGCATCGT 2701 TTCCGGCCGGATCCGCAACA GCTGGGCGTC GACACCCCGA CGCAGGCTCT CCAACGCGTA 2761 ACCCAGGTCGGTCTGCATGC CCGGGGTCCG CTCGGCGGCG TAGTCGACGA ACCGGGCGAG 2821 GCCCTCCCGCAACTCGGTCC GTTCGCCCTC GGACAACCTG CCGTCGTCCC GACCGCTGTA 2881 GTCCTCGCGGACGGTGACGA AGTCGAGCGG CCGGTGCGGG CTGGACTCGT TGAGTTCGGC 2941 GATGAAGTCGACCAGGTCGA TGAGGCGGTT GGCCCGCCCC GGCAGGATGA TGTGGTTGAG 3001 GCCGAGCCGGACCGGTGCCG CCCGTTCGGC GCGCATCCGC AGGAAGTCCC GGAGGTTCTT 3061 CCTGACCCGTTCGAAGGCGC CACGCTTGCC GGTGGTGGCC TGGTACTCGT CGTTGTTCAG 3121 CCCGTACAGGGAGGTACGGA CCGCGCCGAG GTCCCACAGG CCGGGCTGGC GGCGCAGCGT 3181 CTGTTCGGTGAGGGCGAAGG CGTTGGTGTA GACGGTCAGG GCGAAGCCCC GCCGGGCGGC 3241 GTGCGACACCAACGCCCCGA TACCCGGGTT GGTCAACGGT TCCAGGCCGC CGGAGAGGTA 3301 CATCGCCGTCGGGTTCTCCG ACGGCACCTC GTCGATGACC GAGGTGAGGA TCTCGTTGCC 3361 GGGCACCACCGACTCCGCGT CGTACTTGGC ACCTGTCACC CGTACGCAGA AGTGACAGCG 3421 GAACATGCACGTCGGGCCGG GGTAGAGCCC GACGCTGTAC GGGAAGGCGG GCTCCCGCCG 3481 TACCGCAGCCTCCAACGCGC CGGCGGCGTT CAGCGGCCTG ATCGTGTTGC TCCAGTACTT 3541 GCCCGCCGGGCCCTGCTCCA CCGCCGTGCC CAGCTGCGGG ATGCGATCGA ACAGGTCGAG 3601 CAGCTCGCCGAACCCGGCCC GGTCCAGGTC GAACCGACGG CGCATCTGCT CCAACGGGGT 3661 GAACGGCGAGGCGCCGTAGT GGGCGGTGAG TTCGGCGAGC CGGACCGCCT GTCGTTCGGC 3721 GGTGTCGGATGCGGCACCGG TGAGGCGGGT GACCTCGGCG CTGAGCGCCC GCACCACGGC 3781 CGGCCGGTCGGCGTCGGGTC GTGCCGCGTC CGCGATCTCC GTCGGTACGG CGGTCGCCGT 3841 AGGAGTGGTCTTCATCGACG TGCGAACCCT TCTGGCGTCT GTGGTGCGAG GATCACGAAC 3901 CGTTGCGTTTCCGCTTGTCC CACTCCGCGT TGATCAACGC ACCGCTGGTG GTGGCGAGTC 3961 GGATGACGTCGCACACCCGG CGGATGTCCT CACTGGACAC CGAGGGGCCG GTCGGGAGGG 4021 CGAGCACCCGTTCGGCGAGC CACTCGGTCT GTGTCAGCCG CAGCGGTGGC TCCGTGCGGT 4081 AGGGCGTCATCTGGTGGCAG GCGGGGGAGA AGTAGGGCTG TGCGACGACC TTCTCCGCGC 4141 GCAGGATCGCCTGCAGCCGG TCACGGTCGA TGCCGGTGGC GGTGCCGTCC ACCAGGATGA 4201 TCACGTACTGGTAGTTGCTC TCCTCGTCGG GCGGGAGCGA GTGCACGGTG ACGCCGCGTA 4261 CGTCGCGCAGCTCGCTGGTG TAGAGCGCGT GGTTGACCCG GTTGTGCTCC CTGGTCTCGG 4321 CGAACGCGTCGAGGGAGGTG AGCCCCATGG CCGCGGCGCA CTCGCTCATC TTGCCGTTGG 4381 TGCCGATCTCGGTGACCACC TTGTCCGGGC CGATGCCGAA GTTGTGCATG GCCCGGATCC 4441 GTTCGGCCAGCAGGCCGTCG TCGGTGACCA CCGCCCCGCC CTCGAAGGCG GTGACCGCCT 4501 TGGTGGCGTGGAAGCTGAAC ACCTCGGCGT CACCGGATCC GCCCACCGGA CGTCCACCCG 4561 TCGTGCAGCCCAGGGCGTGG GCGGCGTCGA AGAAGAGCTT GACCTGGTGG TCGGCGGCGA 4621 TCTTCGCCAGCGCCTCCACA GGTGCTGGTC GGCCCCACAG GTGTACGCCG ACGATCGCGC 4681 CGGTCTGCGGGGTGACGAGC GCGGCGACGT GGTCCGGGTC GACCAGACCG GTCGCCGGGT 4741 CGACGTCGCAGAACACCGGT GTGAGTCCGA GCCAGCTCGC CGCGTGCGCG GTGGCCGCGA 4801 AGGTCATTGACGGCATGATC ACTTCACCGG TGACGTCACC GGCCCGCAGC ACCAGTTCCA 4861 GGGCGACGGTGGCGTTGCAG GTGGCGATGC AGTGCCGTAC CCCGACCAGG TCGGCGACCC 4921 GGGCCTCGAACTCCCGCACC AGGGGCCCGC CGTTGGTGAG CCAGTTGTTG TTCAGGGCCC 4981 ACTCCAGGCGGGCCAGGAAC CGCTGCCGGT CGCCGATCGT CGGCCGGCCC ACGTGCAGGG 5041 GGTGCAGGAACGCCTCGGGA CCGCCGAAGA TCGCCAGATC GGTCGGTACG CGCTTCACGC 5101 CGTCGCCCGGTTGTAGACGG CGGACGCGCA GGCGACGAGG CTGCGCAGCT GGATGTTGAC 5161 GTAGTGGCTGTGCGCGAGCA GTTCGGTGAT CTGGCCGAAG GTCATCCACC GGTGGTCGGG 5221 GGCACCGCCGTCGTCGAAGT CCGCGGGCAC CTCGACGAGC ATGTACCGGT TCTCGTTGCG 5281 GTAGAACCGCCCACCCTCCT CGGAGTGCCA GGCGTCGTAG CGGATCTGGG TACGCGGGAC 5341 GTCCAGCACGTAGTCGAGGT AGGTCGGGCG GTGTTCCTCG GGCACGTCGG TGTAGTTGTC 5401 CGGCTGACAGTGCACCGTCG CCGCCAACTC GGCGACGTCG TGGCCACCCG CCTCGGTGCG 5461 CAGGTGCACGAGCGCGTGGA GGGTGCCGTC GATCTCCTTG ACCAGGAGGG CGAGCATGCC 5521 GTGGTTGGCGGGGGAGAGCA GCGGTTGCAT CCAGGACCTC ACCTCGCGGT GACTGGTCGT 5581 CACGGAGACGCCGAAGATGC TGAAGTACTT CTTGTCCTCG TGTTCGATGC CGTCGTCGCG 5641 CCGGATCCACCCGCTGCGGT CGATGTCGGC CAACGGCCGG GTGCGTTGGA CGAACTCACG 5701 TGTGGTGCGTACGTCCGAGA TCCAGCTCAG CAGGGTGTTC ATGTTGTGGA CCGGGGTGCC 5761 CGCCCCGACGAAGGAACGCA GCAGTCGGGT CTCGAAGGAC CCCTGGGGCA GTCCGTCCAG 5821 TACCCGGCCGACGGCCCCGG CTTCCACCCT GGTCGGTATG CAGGCCAGCA CGGACCGCAG 5881 GTCCATGTTCACCACGTTGT CGTAGCGGAG CATCGCCCGC AGCTGGGCGA GGGTGAGCCA 5941 CCTGCAGTTCGGGTGCTCGG GCGGGTCCTC GAAGACCTCG ACCACCATGT TGCGGTTGCG 6001 TTTGCGCAGGAACCAGGAAC CCTGCTCGGA CTGGAGGACG TCGACGAGGA TCCGGTGGGG 6061 GCGGGTCCCGTCGAAGTACT CGATGAACTG GACGCGGGAT CCGTTGTGGA CCCTCATGTA 6121 GTTGCTGCGGGTGGCCTGCA GGGTCGGCGA GAGCTGGACG GCGTTGATGT TGCCAGGTTC 6181 GGCCTTGGCCTGCACCAGAG CGTGCAGTAC GCCGTCGAAC TCCCGCACGA TCAGACCGAG 6241 GAACCCGATCTCGGGTTGGA CGATGATGGG TTGGATCCAG TCCCGTCGCC ATCCGAAGTT 6301 GGTCCGGACGTGCAGGCCCT CGATGGAGAA GAAGCGCCCG GAGTCGTGCG CCAGCCGACC 6361 GTCCTCCGGGTGGAACGACC AGCGTTCCAT GGTGCTGAAG GGCACTCGGT GCACCTCGAG 6421 CCGATGCTCGGCGGCGCGGT GGGCCAACCA GTCGTGGACG TCGTCGGTGG CGGTGGGAGG 6481 TCCGCCGTGCCGAGTCAGGA AACGTATTGC CGATTGTGTG GATTCCGGAG TCGCATGACC 6541 GTTGACCCGATCCCCCATAC GCCTCTCCCG TGATGTCGTG GGCGGTCCGT GCGGTACCGC 6601 CCGGACTGACATTCGTCGAT CAAGACCCCG CCCAGTGTAG GGCTCCGCCC GCGACGGGAG 6661 AAGGTCCGTCGAACAACTTC CGGGTGACCG GTCGCCGGCG TCGGTGAAAC GGGCGTCGGA 6721 GCACCCGATCATTGCTGTCG GTGAACTTCC TAACTGTCGG CGCGCACATC TTTCTGACCG 6781 GTGTGTTCCGTGGTATGACG CGTTCCCGGC CCGTCTGGAA CTGTGCGTGG GACTGACCGG 6841 TTGCGGCGTGTTTTCGCCCG TTTCCGAACT GCGGATTCGT CGATCGCGCA GGTGGGAGCG 6901 GGTGGCTGACCGGGATGATC TGCAATCATG GCGCTCAATG ACGATCTCTT GTAGCATGGT 6961 CCGCGCCGAGGGTCCGACAG GCCCGAAACG CCCGGCATCC AGCCTGTTCG ACGACGTCGA 7021 CATCACCGTGCAAGCCGCGA TGACACCGAC ACCACGCCAT GCTGGTGCCG CACTGGAAGG 7081 GTGGCGCGATCAGGGAAATG GCCGTGTCAC TAGACAGACG CCAAACAGCT GTCCGGGCCT 7141 GCGGAAACAGCATCGATCTG CGTCAGCCGT TCATTGCCCC GGCGGCACCG CCTTGGAAAT 7201 CCGTGCCACCGGTCGTCCGC AGTGACGATC GCGGACCCGG GTTTCGAGAC AGCAGGTAGT 7261 AGGCGATGCAGGCGTTTCGT CTCGCGCCGG ACGCGTCGCA CTAGGTGGAA TCCGTCACAG 7321 TCTTCAATCCGGGAGCGTTC TATGGCAGTT GGCGATCGAA GGCGGCTGGG CCGGGAGTTG 7381 CAGATGGCCCGGGGTCTCTA CTGGGGGTTC GGTGCCAACG GCGATCTGTA CTCGATGCTC 7441 CTGTCCGGACGGGACGACGA CCCCTGGACC TGGTACGAAC GGTTGCGGGC CGCCGGACGG 7501 GGACCGTACGCCAGTCGGGC CGGAACGTGG GTGGTCGGTG ACCACCGGAC CGCCGCCGAG 7561 GTGCTCGCCGATCCGGGCTT CACCCACGGC CCGCCCGACG CTGCCCGGTG GATGCAGGTG 7621 GCCCACTGCCCGGCGGCCTC CTGGGCCGGC CCCTTCCGGG AGTTCTACGC CCGCACCGAG 7681 GACGCGGCGTCGGTGACAGT GGACGCCGAC TGGCTCCAGC AGCGGTGCGC CAGGCTGGTG 7741 ACCGAGCTGGGGTCGCGCTT CGATCTCGTG AACGACTTCG CCCGGGAGGT CCCGGTGCTG 7801 GCGCTCGGTACCGCGCCCGC ACTCAAGGGC GTGGACCCCG ACCGTCTCCG GTCCTGGACC 7861 TCGGCGACCCGGGTATGCCT GGACGCCCAG GTCAGCCCGC AACAGCTCGC GGTGACCGAA 7921 CAGGCGCTGACCGCCCTCGA CGAGATCGAC GCGGTCACCG GCGGTCGGGA CGCCGCGGTG 7981 CTGGTGGGGGTGGTGGCGGA GCTGGCGGCC AACACGGTGG GCAACGCCGT CCTGGCCGTC 8041 ACCGAGCTTCCCGAACTGGC GGCACGACTT GCCGACGACC CGGAGACCGC GACCCGTGTG 8101 GTGACGGAGGTGTCGCGGAC GAGTCCCGGC GTCCACCTGG AACGCCGCAC CGCCGCGTCG 8161 GACCGCCGGGTGGGCGGGGT CGACGTCCCG ACCGGTGGCG AGGTGACAGT GGTCGTCGCC 8221 GCGGCGAACCGTGATCCCGA GGTCTTCACC GATCCCGACC GGTTCGACGT GGACCGTGGC 8281 GGCGACGCCGAGATCCTGTC GTCCCGGCCC GGCTCGCCCC GCACCGACCT CGACGCCCTG 8341 GTGGCCACCCTGGCCACGGC GGCGCTGCGG GCCGCCGCGC CGGTGTTGCC CCGGCTGTCC 8401 CGTTCCGGGCCGGTGATCAG ACGACGTCGG TCACCCGTCG CCCGTGGTCT CAGCCGTTGC 8461 CCGGTCGAGCTGTAGAGGAA GAACGATGCG CGTCGTGTTT TCATCGATGG CTGTCAACAG 8521 CCATCTGTTCGGGCTGGTCC CGCTCGCAAG CGCCTTCCAG GCGGCCGGAC ACGAGGTACG 8581 GGTCGTCGCCTCGCCGGCCC TGACCGACGA CGTCACCGGT GCCGGTCTGA CCGCCGTGCC 8641 CGTCGGTGACGACGTGGAAC TTGTGGAGTG GCACGCCCAC GCGGGCCAGG ACATCGTCGA 8701 GTACATGCGGACCCTCGACT GGGTCGACCA GAGCCACACC ACCATGTCCT GGGACGACCT 8761 CCTGGGCATGCAGACCACCT TCACCCCGAC CTTCTTCGCC CTGATGAGCC CCGACTCGCT 8821 CATCGACGGGATGGTCGAGT TCTGCCGCTC CTGGCGTCCC GACCTGATCG TCTGGGAGCC 8881 GCTGACCTTCGCCGCCCCGA TCGCGGCCCG GGTCACCGGA ACCCCGCACG CCCGGATGCT 8941 GTGGGGTCCGGACGTCGCCA CCCGGGCCCG GCAGAGCTTC CTGCGACTGC TGGCCCACCA 9001 GGAGGTGGAGCACCGGGAGG ATCC

[0183] SEQ ID NO.2-Sequence Containing Downstream MegalomicinModification Genes-KOS205-57-2.3B 1 CCGCGCTCGC CGAGGCGTAC ACCCGGGGGGTGGAGGTCGA CTGGCGTACC GCAGTGGGTG 61 AGGGACGCCC GGTCGACCTG CCGGTCTACCCGTTCCAACG ACAGAACTTC TGGCTCCCGG 121 TCCCCCTGGG CCGGGTCCCC GACACCGGCGACGAGTGGCG TTACCAGCTC GCCTGGCACC 181 CCGTCGACCT CGGGCGGTCC TCCCTGGCCGGACGGGTCCT GGTGGTGACC GGAGCGGCAG 241 TACCCCCGGC CTGGACGGAC GTGGTCCGCGACGGCCTGGA ACAGCGCGGG GCGACCGTCG 301 TGTTGTGCAC CGCGCAGTCG CGCGCCCGGATCGGCGCCGC ACTCGACGCC GTCGACGGCA 361 CCGCCCTGTC CACTGTGGTC TCTCTGCTCGCGCTCGCCGA GGGCGGTGCT GTCGACGACC 421 CCAGCCTGGA CACCCTCGCG TTGGTCCAGGCGCTCGGCGC AGCCGGGATC GACGTCCCCC 481 TGTGGCTGGT GACCAGGGAC GCCGCCGCCGTGACCGTCGG AGACGACGTC GATCCGGCCC 541 AGGCCATGGT CGGTGGGCTC GGCCGGGTGGTGGGCGTGGA GTCCCCCGCC CGGTGGGGTG 601 GCCTGGTGGA CCTGCGCGAG GCCGACGCCGACTCGGCCCG GTCGCTGGCC GCCATACTGG 661 CCGACCCGCG CGGCGAGGAG CAGTTCGCGATCCGGCCCGA CGGCGTCACC GTCGCCCGTC 721 TCGTCCCGGC ACCGGCCCGC GCGGCGGGTACCCGGTGGAC GCCGCGCGGG ACCGTCCTGG 781 TCACCGGCGG CACCGGCGGC ATCGGCGCGCACCTGGCCCG CTGGCTCGCC GGTGCGGGCG 841 CCGAGCACCT GGTGCTGCTC AACAGGCGGGGAGCGGAGGC GGCCGGTGCC GCCGACCTGC 901 GTGACGAACT GGTCGCGCTC GGCACGGGAGTCACCATCAC GGCCTGCGAC GTCGCCGACC 961 GCGACCGGTT GGCGGCCGTC CTCGACGCCGCACGGGCGCA GGGACGGGTG GTCACGGCGG 1021 TGTTCCACGC CGCCGGGATC TCCCGGTCCACAGCGGTACA GGAGCTGACC GAGAGCGAGT 1081 TCACCGAGAT CACCGACGCG AAGGTGCGGGGTACGGCGAA CCTGGCCGAA CTCTGTCCCG 1141 AGCTGGACGC CCTCGTGCTG TTCTCCTCGAACGCGGCGGT GTGGGGCAGC CCGGGGCTGG 1201 CCTCCTACGC GGCGGGCAAC GCCTTCCTCGACGCCTTCGC CCGTCGTGGT CGGCGCAGTG 1261 GGCTGCCGGT CACCTCGATC GCCTGGGGTCTGTGGGCCGG GCAGAACATG GCCGGTACCG 1321 AGGGCGGCGA CTACCTGCGC AGCCAGGGCCTGCGCGCCAT GGACCCGCAG CGGGCGATCG 1381 AGGAGCTGCG GACCACCCTG GACGCCGGGGACCCGTGGGT GTCGGTGGTG GACCTGGACC 1441 GGGAGCGGTT CGTCGAACTG TTCACCGCCGCCCGCCGCCG GCCCCTCTTC GACGAACTCG 1501 GTGGGGTCCG CGCCGGGGCC GAGGAGACCGGTCAGGAATC GGATCTCGCC CGGCGGCTGG 1561 CGTCGATGCC GGAGGCCGAA CGTCACGAGCATGTCGCCCG GCTGGTCCGA GCCGAGGTGG 1621 CAGCGGTGCT GGGCCACGGC ACGCCGACGGTGATCGAGCG TGACGTCGCC TTCCGTGACC 1681 TGGGATTCGA CTCCATGACC GCCGTCGACCTGCGGAACCG GCTCGCGGCG GTGACCGGGG 1741 TCCGGGTGGC CACGACCATC GTCTTCGACCACCCGACAGT GGACCGCCTC ACCGCGCACT 1801 ACCTGGAACG ACTCGTCGGT GAGCCGGAGGCGACGACCCC GGCTGCGGCG GTCGTCCCGC 1861 AGGCACCCGG GGAGGCCGAC GAGCCGATCGCGATCGTCGG GATGGCCTGC CGCCTCGCCG 1921 GTGGAGTGCG TACCCCCGAC CAGTTGTGGGACTTCATCGT CGCCGACGGC GACGCGGTCA 1981 CCGAGATGCC GTCGGACCGG TCCTGGGACCTCGACGCGCT GTTCGACCCG GACCCCGAGC 2041 GGCACGGCAC CAGCTACTCC CGGCACGGCGCGTTCCTGGA CGGGGCGGCC GACTTCGACG 2101 CGGCGTTCTT CGGGATCTCG CCGCGTGAGGCGTTGGCGAT GGATCCGCAG CAGCGGCAGG 2161 TCCTGGAGAC GACGTGGGAG CTGTTCGAGAACGCCGGCAT CGACCCGCAC TCCCTGCGCG 2221 GTACGGACAC CGGTGTCTTC CTCGGCGCTGCGTACCAGGG GTACGGCCAG AACGCGCAGG 2281 TGCCGAAGGA GAGTGAGGGT TACCTGCTCACCGGTGGTTC CTCGGCGGTC GCCTCCGGTC 2341 GGATCGCGTA CGTGTTGGGG TTGGAGGGGCCGGCGATCAC TGTGGACACG GCGTGTTCGT 2401 CGTCGCTTGT GGCGTTGCAC GTGGCGGCCGGGTCGCTGCG ATCGGGTGAC TGTGGGCTCG 2461 CGGTGGCGGG TGGGGTGTCG GTGATGGCCGGTCCGGAGGT GTTCACCGAG TTCTCCAGGC 2521 AGGGCGCGCT GGCCCCCGAC GGTCGGTGCAAGCCCTTCTC CGACCAGGCC GACGGGTTCG 2581 GATTCGCCGA GGGCGTCGCT GTGGTGCTCCTGCAGCGGTT GTCGGTGGCG GTGCGGGAGG 2641 GGCGTCGGGT GTTGGGTGTG GTGGTGGGTTCGGCGGTGAA TCAGGATGGG GCGAGTAATG 2701 GGTTGGCGGC GCCGTCGGGG GTGGCGCAGCAGCGGGTGAT TCGGCGGGCG TGGGGTCGTG 2761 CGGGTGTGTC GGGTGGGGAT GTGGGTGTGGTGGAGGCGCA TGGGACGGGG ACGCGGTTGG 2821 GGGATCCGGT GGAGTTGGGG GCGTTGTTGGGGACGTATGG GGTGGGTCGG GGTGGGGTGG 2881 GTCCGGTGGT GGTGGGTTCG GTGAAGGCGAATGTGGGTCA TGTGCAGGCG GCGGCGGGTG 2941 TGGTGGGTGT GATCAAGGTG GTGTTGGGGTTGGGTCGGGG GTTGGTGGGT CCGATGGTGT 3001 GTCGGGGTGG GTTGTCGGGG TTGGTGGATTGGTCGTCGGG TGGGTTGGTG GTGGCGGATG 3061 GGGTGCGGGG GTGGCCGGTG GGTGTGGATGGGGTGCGTCG GGGTGGGGTG TCGGCGTTTG 3121 GGGTGTCGGG GACGAATGCT CATGTGGTGGTGGCGGAGGC GCCGGGGTCG GTGGTGGGGG 3181 CGGAACGGCC GGTGGAGGGG TCGTCGCGGGGGTTGGTGGG GGTGGCTGGT GGTGTGGTGC 3241 CGGTGGTGCT GTCGGCPAAG ACCGAAACCGCCCTGACCGA GCTCGCCCGA CGACTGCACG 3301 ACGCCGTCGA CGACACCGTC GCCCTCCCGGCGGTGGCCGC CACCCTCGCC ACCGGACGCG 3361 CCCACCTGCC CTACCGGGCC GCCCTGCTGGCCCGCGACCA CGACGAACTG CGCGACAGGC 3421 TGCGGGCGTT CACCACTGGT TCGGCGGCTCCCGGTGTGGT GTCGGGGGTG GCGTCGGGTG 3481 GTGGTGTGGT GTTTGTTTTT CCTGGTCAGGGTGGTCAGTG GGTGGGGATG GCGCGGGGGT 3541 TGTTGTCGGT TCCGGTGTTT GTGGAGTCGGTGGTGGAGTG TGATGCGGTG GTGTCGTCGG 3601 TGGTGGGGTT TTCGGTGTTG GGGGTGTTGGAGGGTCGGTC GGGTGCGCCG TCGTTGGATC 3661 GGGTGGATGT GGTGCAGCCG GTGTTGTTCGTGGTGATGGT GTCGTTGGCG CGGTTGTGGC 3721 GGTGGTGTGG GGTTGTGCCT GCGGCGGTGGTGGGTCATTC GCAGGGGGAG ATCGCGGCGG 3781 CGGTGGTGGC GGGGGTGTTG TCGGTGGGTGATGGTGCGCG GGTGGTGGCG TTGCGGGCGC 3841 GGGCGTTGCG GGCGTTGGCC GGCCACGGCGGCATGGTCTC CCTCGCGGTC TCCGCCGAAC 3901 GCGCCCGGGA GCTGATCGCA CCCTGGTCCGACCGGATCTC GGTGGCGGCG GTCAACTCCC 3961 CGACCTCGGT GGTGGTCTCG GGTGACCCACAGGCCCTCGC CGCCCTCGTC GCCCACTGCG 4021 CCGAGACCGG TGAGCGGGCC AAGACGCTGCCTGTGGACTA CGCCTCCCAC TCCGCCCACG 4081 TCGAACAGAT CCGCGACACG ATCCTCACCGACCTGGCCGA CGTCACGGCG CGCCGACCCG 4141 ACGTCGCCCT CTACTCCACG CTGCACGGCGCCCGGGGCGC CGGCACGGAC ATGGACGCCC 4201 GGTACTGGTA CGACAACCTG CGCTCACCGGTGCGCTTCGA CGAGGCCGTC GAGGCCGCCG 4261 TCGCCGACGG CTACCGGGTC TTCGTCGAGATGAGCCCACA CCCGGTCCTC ACCGCCGCGG 4321 TGCAGGAGAT CGACGACGAG ACGGTGGCCATCGGCTCGCT GCACCGGGAC ACCGGCGAGC 4381 GGCACCTGGT CGCCGAACTC GCCCGGGCCCACGTGCACGG CGTACCAGTG GACTGGCGGG 4441 CGATCCTCCC CGCCACCCAC CCGGTTCCCCTGCCGAACTA CCCGTTCGAG GCGACCCGGT 4501 ACTGGCTCGC CCCGACGGCG GCCGACCAGGTCGCCGACCA CCGCTACCGC GTCGACTGGC 4561 GGCCCCTGGC CACCACCCCG GCGGAGCTGTCCGGCAGCTA CCTCGTCTTC GGCGACGCCC 4621 CGGAGACCCT CGGCCACAGC GTCGAGAAGGCCGGCGGGCT CCTCGTCCCG GTGGCCGCTC 4681 CCGACCGGGA GTCCCTCGCG GTCGCCCTGGACGAGGCGGC CGGACGACTC GCCGGTGTGC 4741 TCTCCTTCGC CGCCGACACC GCCACCCACCTGGCCCGGCA CCGACTCCTC GGCGAGGCCG 4801 ACGTCGAGGC CCCACTCTGG CTGGTCACCAGCGGCGGCGT CGCACTCGAC GACCACGACC 4861 CGATCGACTG CGACCAGGCA ATGGTGTGGGGGATCGGACG GGTGATGGGT CTGGAGACCC 4921 CGCACCGGTG GGGCGGCCTG GTGGACGTGACCGTCGAACC CACCGCCGAG GACGGGGTGG 4981 TCTTCGCCGC CCTCCTGGCC GCCGACGACCACGAGGACCA GGTGGCGCTG CGCGACGGCA 5041 TCCGCCACGG CCGACGGCTC GTCCGCGCCCCGCTGACCAC CCGAAACGCC AGGTGGACAC 5101 CGGCGGGCAC GGCGCTCGTC ACGGGCGGTACGGGTGCCCT CGGCGGCCAC GTCGCGCGGT 5161 ACCTGGCCCG GTCCGGGGTG ACCGATCTCGTCCTGCTCAG CAGGAGCGGC CCCGACGCAC 5221 CCGGTGCCGC CGAACTGGCC GCCGAACTGGCCGACCTCGG GGCCGAGCCG AGAGTCGAGG 5281 CGTGCGACGT CACCGACGGG CCACGCCTGCGCGCCCTGGT GCAGGAGCTA CGGGAACAGG 5341 ACCGGCCGGT CCGGATCGTC GTCCACACCGCAGGGGTGCC CGACTCCCGT CCCCTCGACC 5401 GGATCGACGA ACTGGAGTCG GTCAGCGCCGCGAAGGTGAC CGGGGCGCGG CTGCTCGACG 5461 AGCTCTGCCC GGACGCCGAC ACCTTCGTCCTGTTCTCCTC GGGGGCGGGA GTGTGGGGTA 5521 GCGCGAACCT GGGCGCGTAC GCGGCAGCCAACGCCTACCT GGACGCCCTG GCCCACCGCC 5581 GCCGCCAGGC GGGCCGGGCC GCGACCTCGGTCGCCTGGGG GGCGTGGGCC GGCGACGGCA 5641 TGGCCACCGG CGACCTCGAC GGGCTGACCCGGCGCGGTCT GCGGGCGATG GCACCGGACC 5701 GGGCGCTGCG CGCCTGCACC AGGCGTTGGACCACCCACGA CACCTGTGTG TCGGTAGCCG 5761 ACGTCGACTG GGACCGCTTC GCCGTGGGTTTCACCGCCGC CCGGCCCAGA CCCCTGATCG 5821 ACGAACTCGT CACCTCCGCG CCGGTGGCCGCCCCCACCGC TGCGGCGGCC CCGGTCCCGG 5881 CGATGACCGC CGACCAGCTA CTCCAGTTCACGCGCTCGCA CGTGGCCGCG ATCCTCGGTC 5941 ACCAGGACCC GGACGCGGTC GGGTTGGACCAGCCCTTCAC CGAGCTGGGC TTCGACTCGC 6001 TCACCGCCGT CGGCCTGCGC AACCAGCTCCAGCAGGCCAC CGGGCGGACG CTGCCCGCCG 6061 CCCTGGTGTT CCAGCACCCC ACGGTACGCAGACTCGCCGA CCACCTCGCG CAGCAGCTCG 6121 ACGTCGGCAC CGCCCCGGTC GAGGCGACGGGCAGCGTCCT GCGGGACGGC TACCGGCGGG 6181 CCGGGCAGAC CGGCGACGTC CGGTCGTACCTGGACCTGCT GGCGAACCTG TCGGAGTTCC 6241 GGGAGCGGTT CACCGACGCG GCGAGCCTGGGCGGACAGCT GGAACTCGTC GACCTGGCCG 6301 ACGGATCCGG CCCGGTCACT GTGATCTGTTGCGCGGGCAC TGCGGCGCTC TCCGGGCCGC 6361 ACGAGTTCGC CCGACTCGCC TCGGCGCTGCGCGGCACCGT GCCGGTGCGC GCCCTCGCGC 6421 AACCCGGGTA CGAGGCGGGT GAACCGGTGCCGGCGTCGAT GGAGGCAGTG CTCGGGGTGC 6481 AGGCGGACGC GGTCCTCGCG GCACAGGGCGACACGCCGTT CGTGCTGGTC GGACACTCGG 6541 CGGGGGCCCT GATGGCGTAC GCCCTGGCGACCGAGCTGGC CGACCGGGGC CACCCGCCAC 6601 GTGGCGTCGT GCTCCTCGAC GTGTACCCACCCGGTCACCA GGAGGCGGTG CACGCCTGGC 6661 TCGGCGAGCT GACCGCCGCC CTGTTCGACCACGAGACCGT ACGGATGGAC GACACCCGGC 6721 TCACGGCCCT GGGGGCGTAC GACAGGCTGACCGGCAGGTG GCGTCCGAGG GACACCGGTC 6781 TGCCCACGCT GGTGGTGGCC GCCAGCGAGCCGATGGGGGA GTGGCCGGAC GACGGTTGGC 6841 AGTCCACGTG GCCGTTCGGG CACGACAGGGTCACGGTGCC CGGTGACCAC TTCTCGATGG 6901 TGCAGGAGCA CGCCGACGCG ATCGCGCGGCACATCGACGC CTGGTTGAGC GGGGAGAGGG 6961 CATGAACACG ACCGATCGCG CCGTGCTGGGCCGACGACTC CAGATGATCC GGGGACTGTA 7021 CTGGGGTTAC GGCAGCAACG GAGACCCGTACCCGATGCTG TTGTGCGGGC ACGACGACGA 7081 CCCGCACCGC TGGTACCGGG GGCTGGGCGGATCCGGGGTC CGGCGCAGCC GTACCGAGAC 7141 GTGGGTGGTG ACCGACCACG CCACCGCCGTGCGGGTGCTC GACGACCCGA CCTTCACCCG 7201 GGCCACCGGC CGGACGCCGG AGTGGATGCGGGCCGCGGGC GCCCCGGCCT CGACCTGGGC 7261 GCAGCCGTTC CGTGACGTGC ACGCCGCGTCCTGGGACGCC GAACTGCCCG ACCCGCAGGA 7321 GGTGGAGGAC CGGCTGACGG GTCTCCTGCCTGCCCCGGGG ACCCGCCTGG ACCTGGTCCG 7381 CGACCTCGCC TGGCCGATGG CGTCGCGGGGGGTCGGCGCG GACGACCCCG ACGTGCTGCG 7441 CGCCGCGTGG GACGCCCGGG TCGGCCTCGACGCCCAGCTC ACCCCGCAGC CCCTGGCGGT 7501 GACCGAGGCG GCGATCGCCG CGGTGCCCGGGGACCCGCAC CGGCGGGCGC TGTTCACCGC 7561 CGTCGAGATG ACAGCCACCG CGTTCGTCGACGCGGTGCTG GCGGTGACCG CCACGGCGGG 7621 GGCGGCCCAG CGTCTCGCCG ACGACCCCGACGTCGCCGCC CGTCTCGTCG CGGAGGTGCT 7681 GCGCCTGCAT CCGACGGCGC ACCTGGAACGGCGTACCGCC GGCACCGAGA CGGTGGTGGG 7741 CGAGCACACG GTCGCGGCGG GCGACGAGGTCGTCGTGGTG GTCGCCGCCG CCAACCGTGA 7801 CGCGGGGGTC TTCGCCGACC CGGACCGCCTCGACCCGGAC CGGGCCGACG CCGACCGGGC 7861 CCTGTCCGCC CAGCGCGGTC ACCCCGGCCGGTTGGAGGAG CTGGTGGTGG TCCTGACCAC 7921 CGCCGCACTG CGCAGCGTCG CCAAGGCGCTGCCCGGTCTC ACCGCCGGTG GCCCGGTCGT 7981 CAGGCGACGT CGTTCACCGG TCCTGCGAGCCACCGCCCAC TGCCCGGTCG AACTCTGAGG 8041 TGCCTGCGAT GCGCGTCGTC TTCTCCTCCATGGCCAGCAA GAGCCACCTG TTCGGTCTCG 8101 TTCCCCTCGC CTGGGCCTTC CGCGCGGCGGGCCACGAGGT ACGGGTCGTC GCCTCACCGG 8161 CTCTCACCGA CGACATCACG GCGGCCGGACTGACGGCCGT ACCGGTCGGC ACCGACGTCG 8221 ACCTTGTCGA CTTCATGACC CACGCCGGGTACGACATCAT CGACTACGTC CGCAGCCTGG 8281 ACTTCAGCGA GCGGGACCCG GCCACCTCCACCTGGGACCA CCTGCTCGGC ATGCAGACCG 8341 TCCTCACCCC GACCTTCTAC GCCCTGATGAGCCCGGACTC GCTGGTCGAG GGCATGATCT 8401 CCTTCTGTCG GTCGTGGCGA CCCGACTGGTCGTCTGGACC GCAGACCTTC GCCGCGTCGA 8461 TCGCGGCGAC GGTGACCGGC GTGGCCCACGCCCGACTCCT GTGGGGACCC GACATCACGG 8521 TACGGGCCCG GCAGAAGTTC CTCGGGCTGCTGCCCGGACA GCCCGCCGCC CACCGGGAGG 8581 ACCCCCTCGC CGAGTGGCTC ACCTGGTCTGTGGAGAGGTT CGGCGGCCGG GTGCCGCAGG 8641 ACGTCGAGGA GCTGGTGGTC GGGCAGTGGACGATCGACCC CGCCCCGGTC GGGATGCGCC 8701 TCGACACCGG GCTGAGGACG GTGGGCATGCGCTACGTCGA CTACAACGGC CCGTCGGTGG 8761 TGCCGGACTG GCTGCACGAC GAGCCGACCCGCCGACGGGT CTGCCTCACC CTGGGCATCT 8821 CCAGCCGGGA GAACAGCATC GGGCAGGTCTCCGTCGACGA CCTGTTGGGT GCGCTCGGTG 8881 ACGTCGACGC CGAGATCATC GCGACAGTGGACGAGCAGCA GCTCGAAGGC GTCGCCCACG 8941 TCCCGGCCAA CATCCGTACG GTCGGGTTCGTCCCGATGCA CGCACTGCTG CCGACCTGCG 9001 CGGCGACGGT GCACCACGGC GGTCCCGGCAGCTGGCACAC CGCCGCCATC CACGGCGTGC 9061 CGCAGGTGAT CCTGCCCGAC GGCTGGGACACCGGGGTCCG CGCCCAGCGG ACCGAGGACC 9121 AGGGGGCGGG CATCGCCCTG CCGGTGCCCGAGCTGACCTC CGACCAGCTC CGCGAGGCGG 9181 TGCGGCGGGT CCTGGACGAT CCCGCCTTCACCGCCGGTGC GGCGCGGATG CGGGCCGACA 9241 TGCTCGCCGA GCCGTCCCCC GCCGAGGTCGTCGACGTCTG TGCGGGGCTG GTCGGGGAAC 9301 GGACCGCCGT CGGATGAGCA CCGACGCCACCCACGTCCGG CTCGGCCGGT GCGCCCTGCT 9361 GACCAGCCGG CTCTGGCTGG GTACGGCAGCCCTCGCCGGC CAGGACGACG CCGACGCAGT 9421 ACGCCTGCTC GACCACGCCC GTTCCCGGGGCGTCAACTGC CTCGACACCG CCGACGACGA 9481 CTCTGCGTCG ACCAGTGCCC AGGTCGCCGAGGAGTCGGTC GGCCGGTGGT TGGCCGGGGA 9541 CACCGGTCGG CGGGAGGAGA CCGTCCTGTCGGTGACGGTG GGTGTCCCAC CGGGCGGGCA 9601 GGTCGGCGGG GGCGGCCTCT CCGCCCGGCAGATCATCGCC TCCTGTGAGG GCTCCCTGCG 9661 GCGTCTCGGT GTCGACCACG TCGACGTCCTTCACCTGCCC CGGGTGGACC GGGTGGAGCC 9721 GTGGGACGAG GTCTGGCAGG CGGTGGACGCCCTCGTGGCC GCCGGAAAGG TCTGTTACGT 9781 CGGGTCGTCG GGCTTCCCCG GATGGCACATCGTCGCCGCC CAGGAGCACG CCGTCCGCCG 9841 TCACCGCCTC GGCCTGGTGT CCCACCAGTGTCGGTACGAC CTGACGTCGC GCCATCCCGA 9901 ACTGGAGGTC CTGCCCGCCG CGCAGGCGTACGGGCTCGGG GTCTTCGCCA GGCCGACCCG 9961 CCTCGGCGGT CTGCTCGGCG GCGACGGTCCGGGCGCCGCA GCCGCACGGG CGTCGGGACA 10021 GCCGACGGCA CTGCGCTCGG CGGTGGAGGCGTACGAGGTG TTCTGCAGAG ACCTCGGCGA 10081 GCACCCCGCC GAGGTCGCAC TGGCGTGGGTGCTGTCCCGG CCCGGTGTGG CGGGGGCGGT 10141 CGTCGGTGCG CGGACGCCCG GACGGCTCGACTCCGCGCTC CGCGCCTGCG GCGTCGCCCT 10201 CGGCGCGACG GAACTCACCG CCCTGGACGGGATCTTCCCC GGGGTCGCCG CAGCAGGGGC 10261 GGCCCCGGAG GCGTGGCTAC GGTGAGAGCCCGCCCCTGAC CTGCGGGAAC CCGTGTCGGT 10321 GCGGCGGGAC GGCCGCCGCG GTCCCCGCCCCGGTCAGCCG GTGGGGGTGA GCCGCAGCAG 10381 GTCCGGCGCC ACCGACTCGG CCACCTCCCCGACGTGGTCG GCGAGGTAGA AGTGCCCGCC 10441 CGGGAAGGTC CGGGTACGGC CGGGGACTACCGAGTACGGC AGCCAGCGTT GGGCGTCCTC 10501 CACCGTCGTC AACGGGTCGG TGTCACCGCAGAGGGTGGTG ATGCCGGCCC GCAGCGGCGG 10561 CCCGGCCTGC CAGGCGTAGG AGCGCAGCACCCGGTGGTCG GCCCGCAGCA CCGGCAGCGA 10621 CATGTCCAAC AGCCCCTGGT CGGCCAATGCGGCCTCGCTG ACCCCGAGCC TGCGCATCTG 10681 CTCGACGAGT CCGTCCTCGT CGGGCAGGTCGGTGCGCCGC TCGTGGACCC GGGGGGCGGT 10741 CTGCCCGGAG ACGAACAACC GCAGCGGTCGCACCCCCGGA CGAGCCTCCA GGCGACGGGC 10801 GGTCTCGTAG GCGACCAGGG CGCCCATGCTGTGACCGAAC AGGGCGAACG GAACCTCGCC 10861 GACGAGGTCG CGCAGCACGG CCGCGACCTCGTCGGCGATC TCCCCGGCGG TGCCGAGAGC 10921 CCGCTCGTCA CGTCGGTCCT GCCGGCCCGGGTACTGCACC GCCCACACGT CGACCTCCGG 10981 GGCCAGTGCC CGGGCGAGGT CGAGGTACGAGTCGGCGGCG GCTCCCGCGT GCGGGAAGCA 11041 GTACAGCCGG GCCCGGTGTC CGTCGGCGGACCCGAACCGC CGCAACCAGG TGTTCATCGG 11101 TGTCTCATCC GTTCGGTCGC ACCGGCAGGTGGTCGATGCC GCGCAGCAGG AGCGACCGCC 11161 GCCAGACAAC CTCGTCGGAG GGGAAGCCCAGCGACAGCTT CGGGAAGCGG TCGAACAGGG 11221 CCCCCAGGGC GACCTCTCCC TCCAGCTTGGCCAGCGGGCG GCCCATGCAG TAGTGGATGC 11281 CGTGCCCGAA GGTGAGGTGT CCCCGGCTGTCCCTGGTGAC GTCGAACCGG TCGGGGTCGG 11341 GGAACTGTCC CGGGTCGCGG TTGGCCGCCCCGTTGGCGAT CAGGACGGTG CTGTACGCCG 11401 GGATCGTCAC CCCGCCGATC TCCACCTCGGCGGTGGCGAA CCGGGTGGTG GTCTCCGGTG 11461 GGGCCTGGTA GCGCAGGATC TCCTCCACCGCTCCGGGCAG CAGTGCCGGG TCCTTCCGGA 11521 CCAGCGCGAG CTGGTCGGGG TGGGTCAGCAGCAGGTAGGT GCCGATCCCG ATGAGGCTCA 11581 CCGACGCCTC GAATCCCGCC AGCAGCAGCACCAGCGCGAT GGAGGTGAGT TCGTCGCGGC 11641 TGAGCCGGTC GGCGTCGTCG TCCTGGACCCGGATCAGGGC CGAGAGCAGG TCGTTGCCGG 11701 GCTCGGTACG GCGGCGCTCG ACCAGGTCGATGATGAAGGT GACGACCTCC TGGGCGGCCT 11761 GGCCGCGCTG CGCGGCGCGC TCGGGTTCCATGACGAGGAT CTCCGAGCTC CACCGGCCGA 11821 AGTCGCCCCG GTCCTTCTCG TCCACCCCGAGCAGTTCGCA GATCACCTTG ATGGGCAGGG 11881 GATGGGCGAA CCGGTCGACG ATGTCGACCTCGTCGACGTC GCCGATCTCG TCGAGCAGTT 11941 GCGCGGTGAT CGCCTCGACC CGGGGACGCATGGCCTCCAC CCGGCGGGCG GTGAACTCCT 12001 GGGAGACCAG CTTGCGCAGC CGGGTGTGGGTGGGCGGGTC GCTGGTGCCC ATGTTGTTGA 12061 CGAAGTAGTG CCGTACGTCC TCGGGGAAGCCCAGGTAGGC GGGGAACTCC ACCTCCACCC 12121 CCGGGTACTT CTTCTTCGGG TCGCTGCTCAACCGCAGGTC GCCCAGGGCG GTACGGGCCT 12181 CCTCGTAGCC GGTGATCAGC CAGGCGTCCTGGCCGAAGAA GCGCACCGGG GTCACCGGGG 12241 CCCGTTCGCG CAGCTCCGCA TAGGTCCGGTACCAGTCGAC GTGGAAGGCG TCGCTCTCCA 12301 GATCGGGCAG TTTCATCACA CCACTTCCAGGTGGGGGAGG GGGAAGACGA GCTTGCCGCC 12361 GTTGGCGAGG AACTCCTGTT CCCGTTCGAGGAAGCCGTCG CGGTAGATCC AGGGCAGGAC 12421 GAGGAGCTGG TCGGGGCGGC GGGACTTCGCCTCCTCCTCC GACACGATCG GGATCCCGGT 12481 GCCCGGGGTG TACCGGCCGG ACTTCTCCGGGCTGACCTCC CCGATGCAGG GCAGGTCGTC 12541 CTCGGTGAGT CCGCAGTACT GCAGGATCACGTTGCCCTTC GTCGAGGCGC CGTACCCCAG 12601 GGTCAGTTTG CCGGCGGCGC GCGACGTGGCGAGGAAGTCC AGCAGGTGGT CGCGTTGGCG 12661 CTCGGTGTTG CGGGCGAATG CCTCGTAGGGCGCCAGGGTG TCGAGCCGGG CGGCGGTCTC 12721 CTGGTCCCGG ATCTTCTGCA GCGCCGGCTCGTTCACCCGG TGGTCGCTGG TCTGCCGGGC 12781 CAGCACGGCA CAGAGGCTTC CGCCGTACACGTCGGTGATC TCGGCGTCGA CCACCTTCAG 12841 CCCGGTGCGT TCGGCCATCC ACTCGATCTGCCGCAGGGCG TAGTACTCAA GGTGTTCGTG 12901 GCAGACGATG TCGTAGGCGC TGGCCTCCAGCATGGAGGGC AGGTAGCTCT GCTCCATCAG 12961 CCACAGGCCG TCGGGGGCGA GGATGTCGTGGACGTCGCGC ATGAACTCCG TCGGCGCGGG 13021 CAGGTCGTAG AACATCGCGA TGGAGGTGACGATCGCGGCG CGCCGGTCCC CGTAGCGCTC 13081 GGTGAACGCC TCGGCGGAGA AGAAGCCGGCGACGAGGTCG GCCTCCGGTG GGTACAGGTC 13141 GCGGAACTTC TCTCCCACCA GGTCGAACCCGACCAGCTTC GGCGGGTCGG GGAGGTAGCC 13201 CCGCAGCAGG GTGGAGTCGT TGCTGCCGATGTCGACCACG AGGTCGTCGG GGCCGACCTC 13261 GCGCATGCCG CGCAGCTTGG CGACCTTGTCGTGCAGGTGG TTGATCATGA AGGGGCGGAT 13321 GCCGGACCGG TAGCCGTAAC CCTCGTTGTACATCAGTCCG AAGTCGGGCG TCTCGCGCAG 13381 CTGGACCAGT CCGCAGCCGG GCGGCGCGCAGGTCACCAGT TCCAGCGGAA ACGTGGGGAC 13441 GACGTCGTCT GGGCTGTGCG GGAAGACCCCGGTGAGGGCC TGTTCTCCCA GATGCAGTAC 13501 TGATTCGAGA TCTTCATTTC CGCAGATACGGCATCTCGTT TCGGGCATCG CCTGAGTGTA 13561 GCGATCAAAA ACTGATATCG ATTGATGCGTGAGCCAGATC ACACGGAATT TCCGGCCTGT 13621 GGTGCGGGTG CAGGPATGTG TCGGTGCGCGGGATGCGTCC GCATCTCGGG CGGCGTCCAC 13681 CGACCCCCTG CGTCGGGGTC ACGAACCGCTCTCCACCTGC ACAGATGCTT CGCCTGCCGA 13741 CCTGCCGTGC CAAGGTTCGC GAGGTGCCTGCGGGGTCGAT GGCCCGCCGA ATACGGGGCA 13801 TCATTGATGG TCAAGCGACT ATGTATCGAGCTGGGGAGGT AATTGCGTCG GGGTGGAGTC 13861 CGACGTCAGT CGAGAATGCC GTTCGCCGACCACCGGTGGT CGCCGCTCGG CTGTCGGTGC 13921 CGGTCCCTCA CACCATCGCC CGGGCGCGTAACGCCTCCCA CCAGGGTCGG TTGTCGCGGT 13981 ACCAGCGGAC GGTGTCGGCG AGCCCCGCACGGAAGTCGAC CCGGGGGGTG TACCCCAACT 14041 CGCGTCGGGC CTTCGAGCAG TCGAGTGAGTAGCGCCGGTC GTGGCCCTTG CGGTCCGAGA 14101 CGTGCCGCAC CCGGTCCCAG CCGGCGTCGCAGGCGGCGAG CAGCAGACCG GTCAGTTCCC 14161 GGTTGGACAG CTCCGTGCCC CCGCCGATGTGGTAGATCTC CCCGGCCCGG CCCCGCGTAC 14221 GGGCCAACTC GATCCCGTGG ACGTGGTCGTCGACGTGCAG CCAGTCCCGT ACGTTGCCAC 14281 CGTCGCCGTA GAGCGGCACC GTCTCCCCGTCGAGGAGTCG GGTGATGAAA AGGGGGATGA 14341 GCTTCTCCGG GAAGTGGTAC GGCCCGTACGTGTTGGAGCC CCGGGTCACC CGGACGTCGA 14401 GACCGTGCGT GTGGTGGTAC GACAGGGCGACGAGATCACC ACCCGCCTTC GACGCCGAGT 14461 ACGGGGAACT GGGCTTGAGC GGGTGCGTCTCCGGCCACGA GCCGTGCTCG ATGGAGCCGT 14521 ACACCTCGTC GGTCGAGACG TGGACGAACGTCTCGACGCC CTGCTGGTGA GCCGCCTCGA 14581 TCAGGGTCTG GGTGCCGAGC ACGTTGGTACGGACGAACGC CGCCCCGCCG TCGATCGACC 14641 TGTCGACGTG GGACTCGGCG GCGAAGTGGACCACCTGGTC GTGCTCGCGG GCCAGCGCGG 14701 TCACCGTCGC GGCGTCGCAG ATGTCACCCTGGACGAACGT GTACCTCGGG TGGTCGCGCA 14761 GGCCCGCCAG GTTCTCCGGG TTACCGGCGTAGGTGAGGGC GTCCAGGACC GTGACCCGTA 14821 CGTCGGTCGG CCCGTCCGGG CCGAGCAGGGTACGGACGTA GTGCGAACCG ATGAATCCGG 14881 CACCGCCGGT GACCAGGAGT CGAGTCGTCATGACGAGATC TGCACCTTGC TGTGATCGCC 14941 GAGCACGAAC CGGTGGGCGG CGGGGTTGCGCGGCGCGGGG GTGACCTCCA CGCCACGTCC 15001 GATCAGTGAC GCCTCGACCC GGCGGACGCCGGTGAGTGCC GAGTCCCGCA ACACGATCGA 15061 GTACTCGATC TCGGTGTCCT CGATCCGGCAGCACTCGCCG ATCGCTGTGA ACGGCCCGAC 15121 GTAGGAGTCG ACGACCTCCG TCGAGGCGCCGATGACCGCC GGGCCGACGA TACGGCTTCC 15181 GCTGATCCGC GCGCCCCGAT CGATCCGTACCCGGCCGATG ATCTCGCTGG TGGCGTCGAC 15241 CGTACCGGCC ACCCGGGTCT CGATGGTCTCCAGCACGGAA CGGTTCACCT CCAGCATGTC 15301 GGTCACGTTG CCGGTGTCCT TCCAGTATCCGGAGATGATC GTCGACCGGA CGTCGCACTC 15361 GCGGTCGATG AGCCACTGGA TGGCGTGAGTGATCTCCAGT TCCCCCCGCT CGGACGGGGT 15421 GATGACCCGT ACCGCCTCGT GGACCACCGGCGTGAACAGG TAGACCCCGA CCAGGGCGAG 15481 GTCGCTCTTG GCGTGCTGTG GCTTCTCCTCCAGGCTGACC ACCCGGCCGT CGACGAGTTC 15541 GGCGACCCCG AAGTGCCGGG GGTCCGCCACGTGGGTCAGC AGGATGTGCG CGTCGGGGCG 15601 GGCCTGCCGG AAGTCGTCGA CCAGGTCGCGGATCCCGCCG ACGATGAAGT TGTCGCCCAG 15661 GTACATGACG AAGTCGTCGT CACCGAGGTAGTCGCGGGCG ATCAGGACGG CGTGGGCGAG 15721 GCCCAGCGGC GCGTGCTGGC GGATGTAGGTCACTGAGATG CCGAACTCCG AGCCGTCCCC 15781 CACGGCGGCC ATGATCTCGT CGGCGGTGTCACCCACGATG ATGCCGACGT CGCGGATGCC 15841 GGACTCAGCG ATGGCCTCCA GCCCGTAGAAGAGCACCGGC TTGTTGGCCA CCGGCACCAA 15901 CTGCTTGGCG GACGTGTGCG TGATGGGTCGTAGGCGGGTA CCCGCTCCGC CCGACAGGAC 15961 AAGCGCCTTC ATGTGACCCC CCGGGGCACCAGAGATGAGC CGTCCACTGT CGGAACCAGG 16021 TTGGCGGCGA CGGCTACAGG ACAGGTCGAGCCTCGGCTGA GGGACCACCC GCACCAGAGG 16081 GGGAGGCGTG CGGCGGCGCT ACGCGCCGCGTGGGGGTGGG CCGGGTAGGG ACGTGCCGGG 16141 TGGGGACGTG CAGCGGCCCG GCGTGCGGACGACCCGGCGG CCGGGCACCC GGCATCCCCA 16201 GGAACTGCGG CGGCGGGCCG GGGTGGCGGCGCGATGCGGC ACGGGGGCGT CCGGCGGTCC 16261 GGGCGAGCGC GACACCACGT CGTACGCGGTCGCGGCTGGT GGGTGGTGGC CGGGGGCCTT 16321 GTCGCCCTAC TTCTTGTCGC GGCGACCGGTGGCGAGGATC CGCTCCCGCC GGGGCGGGAC 16381 GACGTCGGCG GTCGACGTCT CGTCCGGCCCGGCCGGGTCG GTGGTGTCCT TCTTGGCCAG 16441 CTGCTGGAGG CGGAGCTGAC CGCAGGCGGCTTCGATGTCC TGGCCCTGGG TGTCCCGGAC 16501 GGTGACGTTG ACCCCGGCGG AGTCCAACTCGCGCCGGACG GTGCTCAGTC GCCGGTCACT 16561 GACCCGCTGG AAGAGCGGAC CGCCCAGGACCGGATTCCAC CGCATCAGGT TGATCCGAGC 16621 CGGTCGACCT GCGAAGAACT GGATCAGACGGGTGACGTCG TCGTCGGAGT CGTTCACATT 16681 GGGAAGCAGG AGGTAAACGA AGGTGACGATCCGACCGTGC CGCTCCGCCC ACGACAACGC 16741 ACCCTCGACG ACCTCGTTGA TGTCGTGATTGCGTGATCCC GGGATCAGTT CGGTCCGCGA 16801 CTCCTGCGTG GTCGCGTGCA GGGAAATGGTCAGATTGATC TTGATGTGCT CTTCACGCAG 16861 GCGCTTCAGC GACTTCGGGA TACCGATCGTGGAGATGGTG ATCCCACTGG TCTTGAAGCC 16921 GAGCCCGCGC CGTTCGCGGA GAATGCGAATGGAGCCCATG ACGTTGTCGT AGTTGTGCAG 16981 GGGCTCGCCG ATGCCCATGA ACACGAGCCTGTTGACGCCG GGCCCGAGCG CCAGCACCTG 17041 CTGCACGATC TCGCCCGGTA GCAGGTGTCGCTTGAGGCCG TCGCGGCCCG ACGCGCAGAA 17101 CTGGCACGCG AAGGCGCACC CCGCCTGAGACGAGACGCAG GCGGTGTAGC CGTCGTGGCG 17161 ACGGATCCGC ACCGTCTCGA TGAAATTGCCGTCGACCAGC TCGAACAGGA ACTTTGTCGT 17221 CTGGCTTCCC CTGGTGCGAC TGCGCTCGGCGAGGGTCGAC GAGAGGTCGT CGAGTTGCCC 17281 GTAGTGCTTC AGCGTGTGGG CCGAGTCTTTGCGCTGCCGA TAAAGCTTGT CGAAGATGTC 17341 GGCTGCTTGC CGTTCGCCGC CGACGCGCTCCGCGAGCTCG GAGAACGACA GGTCGAAGAC 17401 CGACGGCGCG ACGGGTCGTC GTCGCCGAATGGGTAGACCC ACGACCTGGG GCGAAGCTGA 17461 CATAGTCACC ACCCTATCAC GGTGCAAGAGACGTCAATTC GTCAAGTGAC CACAGAGGAG 17521 CCTGACGATG GACGATGCTC TCGTGTCTTCGCCATATAGC CGTTGAGCTG CCAATTCACG 17581 AACGCGCAGC GGGCGC

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1 24 1 9024 DNA Micromonospora megalomicea misc_feature (0)...(0)Genomic DNA 1 gcgcgcttcg atcaccatgg atcgcttaat gtccggttcc attgcttttcgatgggggat 60 gtagtgcaat tgcaaaatcc ggagaccgtg gtaagcctcg gagtcctgggtccgctgttc 120 gtcagttccc catcgccgcg aaagacgccg acggcacgga aaccgagaaatgttctcgca 180 atgctcctcg tccacgccga ccaggtcgtt ccggtctccg tcctggtctccgagctctgg 240 gacgacgagc cgccggtcag caggctcacc accctccaga cgtacattctcaatctgcgc 300 aagatgttcg tggcggtcac cggtctgccc gccgaggagg tcacccggagtctgctcatc 360 acccgggccg gcggctatct gctccgcggt gaccggatcg ccctcgacgtccgggagtac 420 cagcgtctga tgtcggccgg ctgcgccgcg ctcggcctcg gcgacgacgtgacaggcacc 480 cgcagactca ccgaggcgct cggcctctgg cgcgggcccg cgctcgtcgacgtcccgctg 540 ggtcgggtgc tggagtcgaa gcgtcgcgaa ctggaggagt cctggctcatggccagcgaa 600 tacctggtcg gcgcgaagtt gcgtcagggg atgtaccggg aggccctcatcgagctgacc 660 gcgctcaccg cggagaatcc gctgcacgag gggctccagg cgcagtacatgcgggcgctg 720 catctcagtg gtcgacgcgc gcaggcgttg gaggtcttcc accggttgcgtcgcaacctc 780 gtcgacgaac tgggtctgga accggagccg caggtgcaac ggatccaccaggcgatcctg 840 aacgccgaga ccgacttcga ggacgatctg cgcgtcatcc gtccgtttccgtccgaggtc 900 gccgccacga gttggggtcg ggtccgggtc cgggcgagct gaccgattaccgcgtacggc 960 gacaccctga gccgacaatc aacgacattg gcgaaaatcg acatctgtgcccggggggga 1020 cgggttggac gacgaacggt ggggagaacc atgaccacta tcgaacagatcccgagcatg 1080 gccgaggagg ccgttctgct cgactggctg gcggtgatgc gcgacaggcacccggtctgg 1140 caggaccagt acggcgtctg gcacatcttc cgccacagtg acgtacgcgaggtcctccgc 1200 gacaccgcca ccttctcctc cgaccccacc cgcgtcatcg agggggccgacccgacgccg 1260 gggatgatcc acgagatcga cccgccggag caccgggccc tgcgcaaggtcgtcagcagc 1320 gccttcaccc cgcgtacgat cgccgacctc gaaccgcgca tccgggaggtgacccggtcg 1380 ctgctggccg acgccggtga ccgcttcgac ctggtcgagg cgctcgccttcccgctgccg 1440 gtcacgatcg tcgccgagct gctggggctg ccccggatgg accacaagcagttcggtgac 1500 tggtccggcg ccctggtcga catccagatg gacgacccga ccgatccggccctggtcgaa 1560 cgcatcatgc aggtgctgaa cccgctcacc tcctacctgc tcgacaggtgtcgggaacgg 1620 cgggccgacc cccgggacga cctgatctcc cggctggtgc tggccgaggtcgacgggcgc 1680 accctcgacg acgtggaggc ggccaacttc tccacagcgt tgctgctcgcggggcacatc 1740 accaccaccg tcctgctggg caacatcgtc cgcaccctcg acgagcacccggagtactgg 1800 acggccgccg ccgaggaccc gggtctgatc gcgccgatca tcgaggaggtgttgcgtttc 1860 cgccccccgt tcccccagat gcagcgcacc acgaccaggg ccaccaccgtcggtggggtc 1920 gagatcccgg ccgacgtcat ggtcaacacc tgggtgctct cggccaaccgcgatcccctg 1980 gcgcatcccg acccggacac gttcgacccg tcccgcaaga tcggtggtgccgcgcagctc 2040 tccttcgggc acggcgtgca cttctgtctc ggtgccccgc tggcgcgcctggagaaccag 2100 gtcgccctgg aggagatcat cgcccggtac ggtcgactgg ccgtcgaccgcgacgacgac 2160 acgctgcgtc acttcgacca gatcgtcctc ggcacccggc acctcccggtgctggcggcg 2220 gtcaccccgg ccgagtccgc ctgaacccct tgcgctccga cgcggcggnnnnnnnnnnnn 2280 nnnnnnnnnn nnnnnnnnnn nnnnnnnnnn nnnnnnnnnn nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn 2340 nnnncnncnt cncnccnccg ccgcgccggg gcgggtcgac gccgttcagacggcgcggat 2400 caggccccga tgctgatccc acccgtcggc gacgtcccgt tcgagttggttgagccgggc 2460 ggtcaccgac tggtcgaaac cgtcgaggaa gaactcgtcc cccggctgcggatcgatgct 2520 gcggcccgac gtgacgaagt cgtggacgac cgagtgcagg ctccggtccggggtgacccg 2580 gccggcgacg tagcgggtgg cccccgccag cccggggaaa ccggcctcccggtacaggta 2640 gacgtctccg agcaggtcga tctgcaccgc cacctgcgga tgggcggtcgggcgcatcgt 2700 ttccggccgg atccgcaaca gctgggcgtc gacaccccga cgcaggctctccaacgcgta 2760 acccaggtcg gtctgcatgc ccggggtccg ctcggcggcg tagtcgacgaaccgggcgag 2820 gccctcccgc aactcggtcc gttcgccctc ggacaacctg ccgtcgtcccgaccgctgta 2880 gtcctcgcgg acggtgacga agtcgagcgg ccggtgcggg ctggactcgttgagttcggc 2940 gatgaagtcg accaggtcga tgaggcggtt ggcccgcccc ggcaggatgatgtggttgag 3000 gccgagccgg accggtgccg cccgttcggc gcgcatccgc aggaagtcccggaggttctt 3060 cctgacccgt tcgaaggcgc cacgcttgcc ggtggtggcc tggtactcgtcgttgttcag 3120 cccgtacagg gaggtacgga ccgcgccgag gtcccacagg ccgggctggcggcgcagcgt 3180 ctgttcggtg agggcgaagg cgttggtgta gacggtcagg gcgaagccccgccgggcggc 3240 gtgcgacacc aacgccccga tacccgggtt ggtcaacggt tccaggccgccggagaggta 3300 catcgccgtc gggttctccg acggcacctc gtcgatgacc gaggtgaggatctcgttgcc 3360 gggcaccacc gactccgcgt cgtacttggc acctgtcacc cgtacgcagaagtgacagcg 3420 gaacatgcac gtcgggccgg ggtagagccc gacgctgtac gggaaggcgggctcccgccg 3480 taccgcagcc tccaacgcgc cggcggcgtt cagcggcctg atcgtgttgctccagtactt 3540 gcccgccggg ccctgctcca ccgccgtgcc cagctgcggg atgcgatcgaacaggtcgag 3600 cagctcgccg aacccggccc ggtccaggtc gaaccgacgg cgcatctgctccaacggggt 3660 gaacggcgag gcgccgtagt gggcggtgag ttcggcgagc cggaccgcctgtcgttcggc 3720 ggtgtcggat gcggcaccgg tgaggcgggt gacctcggcg ctgagcgcccgcaccacggc 3780 cggccggtcg gcgtcgggtc gtgccgcgtc cgcgatctcc gtcggtacggcggtcgccgt 3840 aggagtggtc ttcatcgacg tgcgaaccct tctggcgtct gtggtgcgaggatcacgaac 3900 cgttgcgttt ccgcttgtcc cactccgcgt tgatcaacgc accgctggtggtggcgagtc 3960 ggatgacgtc gcacacccgg cggatgtcct cactggacac cgaggggccggtcgggaggg 4020 cgagcacccg ttcggcgagc cactcggtct gtgtcagccg cagcggtggctccgtgcggt 4080 agggcgtcat ctggtggcag gcgggggaga agtagggctg tgcgacgaccttctccgcgc 4140 gcaggatcgc ctgcagccgg tcacggtcga tgccggtggc ggtgccgtccaccaggatga 4200 tcacgtactg gtagttgctc tcctcgtcgg gcgggagcga gtgcacggtgacgccgcgta 4260 cgtcgcgcag ctcgctggtg tagagcgcgt ggttgacccg gttgtgctccctggtctcgg 4320 cgaacgcgtc gagggaggtg agccccatgg ccgcggcgca ctcgctcatcttgccgttgg 4380 tgccgatctc ggtgaccacc ttgtccgggc cgatgccgaa gttgtgcatggcccggatcc 4440 gttcggccag caggccgtcg tcggtgacca ccgccccgcc ctcgaaggcggtgaccgcct 4500 tggtggcgtg gaagctgaac acctcggcgt caccggatcc gcccaccggacgtccacccg 4560 tcgtgcagcc cagggcgtgg gcggcgtcga agaagagctt gacctggtggtcggcggcga 4620 tcttcgccag cgcctccaca ggtgctggtc ggccccacag gtgtacgccgacgatcgcgc 4680 cggtctgcgg ggtgacgagc gcggcgacgt ggtccgggtc gaccagaccggtcgccgggt 4740 cgacgtcgca gaacaccggt gtgagtccga gccagctcgc cgcgtgcgcggtggccgcga 4800 aggtcattga cggcatgatc acttcaccgg tgacgtcacc ggcccgcagcaccagttcca 4860 gggcgacggt ggcgttgcag gtggcgatgc agtgccgtac cccgaccaggtcggcgaccc 4920 gggcctcgaa ctcccgcacc aggggcccgc cgttggtgag ccagttgttgttcagggccc 4980 actccaggcg ggccaggaac cgctgccggt cgccgatcgt cggccggcccacgtgcaggg 5040 ggtgcaggaa cgcctcggga ccgccgaaga tcgccagatc ggtcggtacgcgcttcacgc 5100 cgtcgcccgg ttgtagacgg cggacgcgca ggcgacgagg ctgcgcagctggatgttgac 5160 gtagtggctg tgcgcgagca gttcggtgat ctggccgaag gtcatccaccggtggtcggg 5220 ggcaccgccg tcgtcgaagt ccgcgggcac ctcgacgagc atgtaccggttctcgttgcg 5280 gtagaaccgc ccaccctcct cggagtgcca ggcgtcgtag cggatctgggtacgcgggac 5340 gtccagcacg tagtcgaggt aggtcgggcg gtgttcctcg ggcacgtcggtgtagttgtc 5400 cggctgacag tgcaccgtcg ccgccaactc ggcgacgtcg tggccacccgcctcggtgcg 5460 caggtgcacg agcgcgtgga gggtgccgtc gatctccttg accaggagggcgagcatgcc 5520 gtggttggcg ggggagagca gcggttgcat ccaggacctc acctcgcggtgactggtcgt 5580 cacggagacg ccgaagatgc tgaagtactt cttgtcctcg tgttcgatgccgtcgtcgcg 5640 ccggatccac ccgctgcggt cgatgtcggc caacggccgg gtgcgttggacgaactcacg 5700 tgtggtgcgt acgtccgaga tccagctcag cagggtgttc atgttgtggaccggggtgcc 5760 cgccccgacg aaggaacgca gcagtcgggt ctcgaaggac ccctggggcagtccgtccag 5820 tacccggccg acggccccgg cttccaccct ggtcggtatg caggccagcacggaccgcag 5880 gtccatgttc accacgttgt cgtagcggag catcgcccgc agctgggcgagggtgagcca 5940 cctgcagttc gggtgctcgg gcgggtcctc gaagacctcg accaccatgttgcggttgcg 6000 tttgcgcagg aaccaggaac cctgctcgga ctggaggacg tcgacgaggatccggtgggg 6060 gcgggtcccg tcgaagtact cgatgaactg gacgcgggat ccgttgtggaccctcatgta 6120 gttgctgcgg gtggcctgca gggtcggcga gagctggacg gcgttgatgttgccaggttc 6180 ggccttggcc tgcaccagag cgtgcagtac gccgtcgaac tcccgcacgatcagaccgag 6240 gaacccgatc tcgggttgga cgatgatggg ttggatccag tcccgtcgccatccgaagtt 6300 ggtccggacg tgcaggccct cgatggagaa gaagcgcccg gagtcgtgcgccagccgacc 6360 gtcctccggg tggaacgacc agcgttccat ggtgctgaag ggcactcggtgcacctcgag 6420 ccgatgctcg gcggcgcggt gggccaacca gtcgtggacg tcgtcggtggcggtgggagg 6480 tccgccgtgc cgagtcagga aacgtattgc cgattgtgtg gattccggagtcgcatgacc 6540 gttgacccga tcccccatac gcctctcccg tgatgtcgtg ggcggtccgtgcggtaccgc 6600 ccggactgac attcgtcgat caagaccccg cccagtgtag ggctccgcccgcgacgggag 6660 aaggtccgtc gaacaacttc cgggtgaccg gtcgccggcg tcggtgaaacgggcgtcgga 6720 gcacccgatc attgctgtcg gtgaacttcc taactgtcgg cgcgcacatctttctgaccg 6780 gtgtgttccg tggtatgacg cgttcccggc ccgtctggaa ctgtgcgtgggactgaccgg 6840 ttgcggcgtg ttttcgcccg tttccgaact gcggattcgt cgatcgcgcaggtgggagcg 6900 ggtggctgac cgggatgatc tgcaatcatg gcgctcaatg acgatctcttgtagcatggt 6960 ccgcgccgag ggtccgacag gcccgaaacg cccggcatcc agcctgttcgacgacgtcga 7020 catcaccgtg caagccgcga tgacaccgac accacgccat gctggtgccgcactggaagg 7080 gtggcgcgat cagggaaatg gccgtgtcac tagacagacg ccaaacagctgtccgggcct 7140 gcggaaacag catcgatctg cgtcagccgt tcattgcccc ggcggcaccgccttggaaat 7200 ccgtgccacc ggtcgtccgc agtgacgatc gcggacccgg gtttcgagacagcaggtagt 7260 aggcgatgca ggcgtttcgt ctcgcgccgg acgcgtcgca ctaggtggaatccgtcacag 7320 tcttcaatcc gggagcgttc tatggcagtt ggcgatcgaa ggcggctgggccgggagttg 7380 cagatggccc ggggtctcta ctgggggttc ggtgccaacg gcgatctgtactcgatgctc 7440 ctgtccggac gggacgacga cccctggacc tggtacgaac ggttgcgggccgccggacgg 7500 ggaccgtacg ccagtcgggc cggaacgtgg gtggtcggtg accaccggaccgccgccgag 7560 gtgctcgccg atccgggctt cacccacggc ccgcccgacg ctgcccggtggatgcaggtg 7620 gcccactgcc cggcggcctc ctgggccggc cccttccggg agttctacgcccgcaccgag 7680 gacgcggcgt cggtgacagt ggacgccgac tggctccagc agcggtgcgccaggctggtg 7740 accgagctgg ggtcgcgctt cgatctcgtg aacgacttcg cccgggaggtcccggtgctg 7800 gcgctcggta ccgcgcccgc actcaagggc gtggaccccg accgtctccggtcctggacc 7860 tcggcgaccc gggtatgcct ggacgcccag gtcagcccgc aacagctcgcggtgaccgaa 7920 caggcgctga ccgccctcga cgagatcgac gcggtcaccg gcggtcgggacgccgcggtg 7980 ctggtggggg tggtggcgga gctggcggcc aacacggtgg gcaacgccgtcctggccgtc 8040 accgagcttc ccgaactggc ggcacgactt gccgacgacc cggagaccgcgacccgtgtg 8100 gtgacggagg tgtcgcggac gagtcccggc gtccacctgg aacgccgcaccgccgcgtcg 8160 gaccgccggg tgggcggggt cgacgtcccg accggtggcg aggtgacagtggtcgtcgcc 8220 gcggcgaacc gtgatcccga ggtcttcacc gatcccgacc ggttcgacgtggaccgtggc 8280 ggcgacgccg agatcctgtc gtcccggccc ggctcgcccc gcaccgacctcgacgccctg 8340 gtggccaccc tggccacggc ggcgctgcgg gccgccgcgc cggtgttgccccggctgtcc 8400 cgttccgggc cggtgatcag acgacgtcgg tcacccgtcg cccgtggtctcagccgttgc 8460 ccggtcgagc tgtagaggaa gaacgatgcg cgtcgtgttt tcatcgatggctgtcaacag 8520 ccatctgttc gggctggtcc cgctcgcaag cgccttccag gcggccggacacgaggtacg 8580 ggtcgtcgcc tcgccggccc tgaccgacga cgtcaccggt gccggtctgaccgccgtgcc 8640 cgtcggtgac gacgtggaac ttgtggagtg gcacgcccac gcgggccaggacatcgtcga 8700 gtacatgcgg accctcgact gggtcgacca gagccacacc accatgtcctgggacgacct 8760 cctgggcatg cagaccacct tcaccccgac cttcttcgcc ctgatgagccccgactcgct 8820 catcgacggg atggtcgagt tctgccgctc ctggcgtccc gacctgatcgtctgggagcc 8880 gctgaccttc gccgccccga tcgcggcccg ggtcaccgga accccgcacgcccggatgct 8940 gtggggtccg gacgtcgcca cccgggcccg gcagagcttc ctgcgactgctggcccacca 9000 ggaggtggag caccgggagg atcc 9024 2 17596 DNAMicromonospora Megalomicea misc_feature (0)...(0) Genomic DNA 2ccgcgctcgc cgaggcgtac acccgggggg tggaggtcga ctggcgtacc gcagtgggtg 60agggacgccc ggtcgacctg ccggtctacc cgttccaacg acagaacttc tggctcccgg 120tccccctggg ccgggtcccc gacaccggcg acgagtggcg ttaccagctc gcctggcacc 180ccgtcgacct cgggcggtcc tccctggccg gacgggtcct ggtggtgacc ggagcggcag 240tacccccggc ctggacggac gtggtccgcg acggcctgga acagcgcggg gcgaccgtcg 300tgttgtgcac cgcgcagtcg cgcgcccgga tcggcgccgc actcgacgcc gtcgacggca 360ccgccctgtc cactgtggtc tctctgctcg cgctcgccga gggcggtgct gtcgacgacc 420ccagcctgga caccctcgcg ttggtccagg cgctcggcgc agccgggatc gacgtccccc 480tgtggctggt gaccagggac gccgccgccg tgaccgtcgg agacgacgtc gatccggccc 540aggccatggt cggtgggctc ggccgggtgg tgggcgtgga gtcccccgcc cggtggggtg 600gcctggtgga cctgcgcgag gccgacgccg actcggcccg gtcgctggcc gccatactgg 660ccgacccgcg cggcgaggag cagttcgcga tccggcccga cggcgtcacc gtcgcccgtc 720tcgtcccggc accggcccgc gcggcgggta cccggtggac gccgcgcggg accgtcctgg 780tcaccggcgg caccggcggc atcggcgcgc acctggcccg ctggctcgcc ggtgcgggcg 840ccgagcacct ggtgctgctc aacaggcggg gagcggaggc ggccggtgcc gccgacctgc 900gtgacgaact ggtcgcgctc ggcacgggag tcaccatcac ggcctgcgac gtcgccgacc 960gcgaccggtt ggcggccgtc ctcgacgccg cacgggcgca gggacgggtg gtcacggcgg 1020tgttccacgc cgccgggatc tcccggtcca cagcggtaca ggagctgacc gagagcgagt 1080tcaccgagat caccgacgcg aaggtgcggg gtacggcgaa cctggccgaa ctctgtcccg 1140agctggacgc cctcgtgctg ttctcctcga acgcggcggt gtggggcagc ccggggctgg 1200cctcctacgc ggcgggcaac gccttcctcg acgccttcgc ccgtcgtggt cggcgcagtg 1260ggctgccggt cacctcgatc gcctggggtc tgtgggccgg gcagaacatg gccggtaccg 1320agggcggcga ctacctgcgc agccagggcc tgcgcgccat ggacccgcag cgggcgatcg 1380aggagctgcg gaccaccctg gacgccgggg acccgtgggt gtcggtggtg gacctggacc 1440gggagcggtt cgtcgaactg ttcaccgccg cccgccgccg gcccctcttc gacgaactcg 1500gtggggtccg cgccggggcc gaggagaccg gtcaggaatc ggatctcgcc cggcggctgg 1560cgtcgatgcc ggaggccgaa cgtcacgagc atgtcgcccg gctggtccga gccgaggtgg 1620cagcggtgct gggccacggc acgccgacgg tgatcgagcg tgacgtcgcc ttccgtgacc 1680tgggattcga ctccatgacc gccgtcgacc tgcggaaccg gctcgcggcg gtgaccgggg 1740tccgggtggc cacgaccatc gtcttcgacc acccgacagt ggaccgcctc accgcgcact 1800acctggaacg actcgtcggt gagccggagg cgacgacccc ggctgcggcg gtcgtcccgc 1860aggcacccgg ggaggccgac gagccgatcg cgatcgtcgg gatggcctgc cgcctcgccg 1920gtggagtgcg tacccccgac cagttgtggg acttcatcgt cgccgacggc gacgcggtca 1980ccgagatgcc gtcggaccgg tcctgggacc tcgacgcgct gttcgacccg gaccccgagc 2040ggcacggcac cagctactcc cggcacggcg cgttcctgga cggggcggcc gacttcgacg 2100cggcgttctt cgggatctcg ccgcgtgagg cgttggcgat ggatccgcag cagcggcagg 2160tcctggagac gacgtgggag ctgttcgaga acgccggcat cgacccgcac tccctgcgcg 2220gtacggacac cggtgtcttc ctcggcgctg cgtaccaggg gtacggccag aacgcgcagg 2280tgccgaagga gagtgagggt tacctgctca ccggtggttc ctcggcggtc gcctccggtc 2340ggatcgcgta cgtgttgggg ttggaggggc cggcgatcac tgtggacacg gcgtgttcgt 2400cgtcgcttgt ggcgttgcac gtggcggccg ggtcgctgcg atcgggtgac tgtgggctcg 2460cggtggcggg tggggtgtcg gtgatggccg gtccggaggt gttcaccgag ttctccaggc 2520agggcgcgct ggcccccgac ggtcggtgca agcccttctc cgaccaggcc gacgggttcg 2580gattcgccga gggcgtcgct gtggtgctcc tgcagcggtt gtcggtggcg gtgcgggagg 2640ggcgtcgggt gttgggtgtg gtggtgggtt cggcggtgaa tcaggatggg gcgagtaatg 2700ggttggcggc gccgtcgggg gtggcgcagc agcgggtgat tcggcgggcg tggggtcgtg 2760cgggtgtgtc gggtggggat gtgggtgtgg tggaggcgca tgggacgggg acgcggttgg 2820gggatccggt ggagttgggg gcgttgttgg ggacgtatgg ggtgggtcgg ggtggggtgg 2880gtccggtggt ggtgggttcg gtgaaggcga atgtgggtca tgtgcaggcg gcggcgggtg 2940tggtgggtgt gatcaaggtg gtgttggggt tgggtcgggg gttggtgggt ccgatggtgt 3000gtcggggtgg gttgtcgggg ttggtggatt ggtcgtcggg tgggttggtg gtggcggatg 3060gggtgcgggg gtggccggtg ggtgtggatg gggtgcgtcg gggtggggtg tcggcgtttg 3120gggtgtcggg gacgaatgct catgtggtgg tggcggaggc gccggggtcg gtggtggggg 3180cggaacggcc ggtggagggg tcgtcgcggg ggttggtggg ggtggctggt ggtgtggtgc 3240cggtggtgct gtcggcaaag accgaaaccg ccctgaccga gctcgcccga cgactgcacg 3300acgccgtcga cgacaccgtc gccctcccgg cggtggccgc caccctcgcc accggacgcg 3360cccacctgcc ctaccgggcc gccctgctgg cccgcgacca cgacgaactg cgcgacaggc 3420tgcgggcgtt caccactggt tcggcggctc ccggtgtggt gtcgggggtg gcgtcgggtg 3480gtggtgtggt gtttgttttt cctggtcagg gtggtcagtg ggtggggatg gcgcgggggt 3540tgttgtcggt tccggtgttt gtggagtcgg tggtggagtg tgatgcggtg gtgtcgtcgg 3600tggtggggtt ttcggtgttg ggggtgttgg agggtcggtc gggtgcgccg tcgttggatc 3660gggtggatgt ggtgcagccg gtgttgttcg tggtgatggt gtcgttggcg cggttgtggc 3720ggtggtgtgg ggttgtgcct gcggcggtgg tgggtcattc gcagggggag atcgcggcgg 3780cggtggtggc gggggtgttg tcggtgggtg atggtgcgcg ggtggtggcg ttgcgggcgc 3840gggcgttgcg ggcgttggcc ggccacggcg gcatggtctc cctcgcggtc tccgccgaac 3900gcgcccggga gctgatcgca ccctggtccg accggatctc ggtggcggcg gtcaactccc 3960cgacctcggt ggtggtctcg ggtgacccac aggccctcgc cgccctcgtc gcccactgcg 4020ccgagaccgg tgagcgggcc aagacgctgc ctgtggacta cgcctcccac tccgcccacg 4080tcgaacagat ccgcgacacg atcctcaccg acctggccga cgtcacggcg cgccgacccg 4140acgtcgccct ctactccacg ctgcacggcg cccggggcgc cggcacggac atggacgccc 4200ggtactggta cgacaacctg cgctcaccgg tgcgcttcga cgaggccgtc gaggccgccg 4260tcgccgacgg ctaccgggtc ttcgtcgaga tgagcccaca cccggtcctc accgccgcgg 4320tgcaggagat cgacgacgag acggtggcca tcggctcgct gcaccgggac accggcgagc 4380ggcacctggt cgccgaactc gcccgggccc acgtgcacgg cgtaccagtg gactggcggg 4440cgatcctccc cgccacccac ccggttcccc tgccgaacta cccgttcgag gcgacccggt 4500actggctcgc cccgacggcg gccgaccagg tcgccgacca ccgctaccgc gtcgactggc 4560ggcccctggc caccaccccg gcggagctgt ccggcagcta cctcgtcttc ggcgacgccc 4620cggagaccct cggccacagc gtcgagaagg ccggcgggct cctcgtcccg gtggccgctc 4680ccgaccggga gtccctcgcg gtcgccctgg acgaggcggc cggacgactc gccggtgtgc 4740tctccttcgc cgccgacacc gccacccacc tggcccggca ccgactcctc ggcgaggccg 4800acgtcgaggc cccactctgg ctggtcacca gcggcggcgt cgcactcgac gaccacgacc 4860cgatcgactg cgaccaggca atggtgtggg ggatcggacg ggtgatgggt ctggagaccc 4920cgcaccggtg gggcggcctg gtggacgtga ccgtcgaacc caccgccgag gacggggtgg 4980tcttcgccgc cctcctggcc gccgacgacc acgaggacca ggtggcgctg cgcgacggca 5040tccgccacgg ccgacggctc gtccgcgccc cgctgaccac ccgaaacgcc aggtggacac 5100cggcgggcac ggcgctcgtc acgggcggta cgggtgccct cggcggccac gtcgcgcggt 5160acctggcccg gtccggggtg accgatctcg tcctgctcag caggagcggc cccgacgcac 5220ccggtgccgc cgaactggcc gccgaactgg ccgacctcgg ggccgagccg agagtcgagg 5280cgtgcgacgt caccgacggg ccacgcctgc gcgccctggt gcaggagcta cgggaacagg 5340accggccggt ccggatcgtc gtccacaccg caggggtgcc cgactcccgt cccctcgacc 5400ggatcgacga actggagtcg gtcagcgccg cgaaggtgac cggggcgcgg ctgctcgacg 5460agctctgccc ggacgccgac accttcgtcc tgttctcctc gggggcggga gtgtggggta 5520gcgcgaacct gggcgcgtac gcggcagcca acgcctacct ggacgccctg gcccaccgcc 5580gccgccaggc gggccgggcc gcgacctcgg tcgcctgggg ggcgtgggcc ggcgacggca 5640tggccaccgg cgacctcgac gggctgaccc ggcgcggtct gcgggcgatg gcaccggacc 5700gggcgctgcg cgcctgcacc aggcgttgga ccacccacga cacctgtgtg tcggtagccg 5760acgtcgactg ggaccgcttc gccgtgggtt tcaccgccgc ccggcccaga cccctgatcg 5820acgaactcgt cacctccgcg ccggtggccg cccccaccgc tgcggcggcc ccggtcccgg 5880cgatgaccgc cgaccagcta ctccagttca cgcgctcgca cgtggccgcg atcctcggtc 5940accaggaccc ggacgcggtc gggttggacc agcccttcac cgagctgggc ttcgactcgc 6000tcaccgccgt cggcctgcgc aaccagctcc agcaggccac cgggcggacg ctgcccgccg 6060ccctggtgtt ccagcacccc acggtacgca gactcgccga ccacctcgcg cagcagctcg 6120acgtcggcac cgccccggtc gaggcgacgg gcagcgtcct gcgggacggc taccggcggg 6180ccgggcagac cggcgacgtc cggtcgtacc tggacctgct ggcgaacctg tcggagttcc 6240gggagcggtt caccgacgcg gcgagcctgg gcggacagct ggaactcgtc gacctggccg 6300acggatccgg cccggtcact gtgatctgtt gcgcgggcac tgcggcgctc tccgggccgc 6360acgagttcgc ccgactcgcc tcggcgctgc gcggcaccgt gccggtgcgc gccctcgcgc 6420aacccgggta cgaggcgggt gaaccggtgc cggcgtcgat ggaggcagtg ctcggggtgc 6480aggcggacgc ggtcctcgcg gcacagggcg acacgccgtt cgtgctggtc ggacactcgg 6540cgggggccct gatggcgtac gccctggcga ccgagctggc cgaccggggc cacccgccac 6600gtggcgtcgt gctcctcgac gtgtacccac ccggtcacca ggaggcggtg cacgcctggc 6660tcggcgagct gaccgccgcc ctgttcgacc acgagaccgt acggatggac gacacccggc 6720tcacggccct gggggcgtac gacaggctga ccggcaggtg gcgtccgagg gacaccggtc 6780tgcccacgct ggtggtggcc gccagcgagc cgatggggga gtggccggac gacggttggc 6840agtccacgtg gccgttcggg cacgacaggg tcacggtgcc cggtgaccac ttctcgatgg 6900tgcaggagca cgccgacgcg atcgcgcggc acatcgacgc ctggttgagc ggggagaggg 6960catgaacacg accgatcgcg ccgtgctggg ccgacgactc cagatgatcc ggggactgta 7020ctggggttac ggcagcaacg gagacccgta cccgatgctg ttgtgcgggc acgacgacga 7080cccgcaccgc tggtaccggg ggctgggcgg atccggggtc cggcgcagcc gtaccgagac 7140gtgggtggtg accgaccacg ccaccgccgt gcgggtgctc gacgacccga ccttcacccg 7200ggccaccggc cggacgccgg agtggatgcg ggccgcgggc gccccggcct cgacctgggc 7260gcagccgttc cgtgacgtgc acgccgcgtc ctgggacgcc gaactgcccg acccgcagga 7320ggtggaggac cggctgacgg gtctcctgcc tgccccgggg acccgcctgg acctggtccg 7380cgacctcgcc tggccgatgg cgtcgcgggg ggtcggcgcg gacgaccccg acgtgctgcg 7440cgccgcgtgg gacgcccggg tcggcctcga cgcccagctc accccgcagc ccctggcggt 7500gaccgaggcg gcgatcgccg cggtgcccgg ggacccgcac cggcgggcgc tgttcaccgc 7560cgtcgagatg acagccaccg cgttcgtcga cgcggtgctg gcggtgaccg ccacggcggg 7620ggcggcccag cgtctcgccg acgaccccga cgtcgccgcc cgtctcgtcg cggaggtgct 7680gcgcctgcat ccgacggcgc acctggaacg gcgtaccgcc ggcaccgaga cggtggtggg 7740cgagcacacg gtcgcggcgg gcgacgaggt cgtcgtggtg gtcgccgccg ccaaccgtga 7800cgcgggggtc ttcgccgacc cggaccgcct cgacccggac cgggccgacg ccgaccgggc 7860cctgtccgcc cagcgcggtc accccggccg gttggaggag ctggtggtgg tcctgaccac 7920cgccgcactg cgcagcgtcg ccaaggcgct gcccggtctc accgccggtg gcccggtcgt 7980caggcgacgt cgttcaccgg tcctgcgagc caccgcccac tgcccggtcg aactctgagg 8040tgcctgcgat gcgcgtcgtc ttctcctcca tggccagcaa gagccacctg ttcggtctcg 8100ttcccctcgc ctgggccttc cgcgcggcgg gccacgaggt acgggtcgtc gcctcaccgg 8160ctctcaccga cgacatcacg gcggccggac tgacggccgt accggtcggc accgacgtcg 8220accttgtcga cttcatgacc cacgccgggt acgacatcat cgactacgtc cgcagcctgg 8280acttcagcga gcgggacccg gccacctcca cctgggacca cctgctcggc atgcagaccg 8340tcctcacccc gaccttctac gccctgatga gcccggactc gctggtcgag ggcatgatct 8400ccttctgtcg gtcgtggcga cccgactggt cgtctggacc gcagaccttc gccgcgtcga 8460tcgcggcgac ggtgaccggc gtggcccacg cccgactcct gtggggaccc gacatcacgg 8520tacgggcccg gcagaagttc ctcgggctgc tgcccggaca gcccgccgcc caccgggagg 8580accccctcgc cgagtggctc acctggtctg tggagaggtt cggcggccgg gtgccgcagg 8640acgtcgagga gctggtggtc gggcagtgga cgatcgaccc cgccccggtc gggatgcgcc 8700tcgacaccgg gctgaggacg gtgggcatgc gctacgtcga ctacaacggc ccgtcggtgg 8760tgccggactg gctgcacgac gagccgaccc gccgacgggt ctgcctcacc ctgggcatct 8820ccagccggga gaacagcatc gggcaggtct ccgtcgacga cctgttgggt gcgctcggtg 8880acgtcgacgc cgagatcatc gcgacagtgg acgagcagca gctcgaaggc gtcgcccacg 8940tcccggccaa catccgtacg gtcgggttcg tcccgatgca cgcactgctg ccgacctgcg 9000cggcgacggt gcaccacggc ggtcccggca gctggcacac cgccgccatc cacggcgtgc 9060cgcaggtgat cctgcccgac ggctgggaca ccggggtccg cgcccagcgg accgaggacc 9120agggggcggg catcgccctg ccggtgcccg agctgacctc cgaccagctc cgcgaggcgg 9180tgcggcgggt cctggacgat cccgccttca ccgccggtgc ggcgcggatg cgggccgaca 9240tgctcgccga gccgtccccc gccgaggtcg tcgacgtctg tgcggggctg gtcggggaac 9300ggaccgccgt cggatgagca ccgacgccac ccacgtccgg ctcggccggt gcgccctgct 9360gaccagccgg ctctggctgg gtacggcagc cctcgccggc caggacgacg ccgacgcagt 9420acgcctgctc gaccacgccc gttcccgggg cgtcaactgc ctcgacaccg ccgacgacga 9480ctctgcgtcg accagtgccc aggtcgccga ggagtcggtc ggccggtggt tggccgggga 9540caccggtcgg cgggaggaga ccgtcctgtc ggtgacggtg ggtgtcccac cgggcgggca 9600ggtcggcggg ggcggcctct ccgcccggca gatcatcgcc tcctgtgagg gctccctgcg 9660gcgtctcggt gtcgaccacg tcgacgtcct tcacctgccc cgggtggacc gggtggagcc 9720gtgggacgag gtctggcagg cggtggacgc cctcgtggcc gccggaaagg tctgttacgt 9780cgggtcgtcg ggcttccccg gatggcacat cgtcgccgcc caggagcacg ccgtccgccg 9840tcaccgcctc ggcctggtgt cccaccagtg tcggtacgac ctgacgtcgc gccatcccga 9900actggaggtc ctgcccgccg cgcaggcgta cgggctcggg gtcttcgcca ggccgacccg 9960cctcggcggt ctgctcggcg gcgacggtcc gggcgccgca gccgcacggg cgtcgggaca 10020gccgacggca ctgcgctcgg cggtggaggc gtacgaggtg ttctgcagag acctcggcga 10080gcaccccgcc gaggtcgcac tggcgtgggt gctgtcccgg cccggtgtgg cgggggcggt 10140cgtcggtgcg cggacgcccg gacggctcga ctccgcgctc cgcgcctgcg gcgtcgccct 10200cggcgcgacg gaactcaccg ccctggacgg gatcttcccc ggggtcgccg cagcaggggc 10260ggccccggag gcgtggctac ggtgagagcc cgcccctgac ctgcgggaac ccgtgtcggt 10320gcggcgggac ggccgccgcg gtccccgccc cggtcagccg gtgggggtga gccgcagcag 10380gtccggcgcc accgactcgg ccacctcccc gacgtggtcg gcgaggtaga agtgcccgcc 10440cgggaaggtc cgggtacggc cggggactac cgagtacggc agccagcgtt gggcgtcctc 10500caccgtcgtc aacgggtcgg tgtcaccgca gagggtggtg atgccggccc gcagcggcgg 10560cccggcctgc caggcgtagg agcgcagcac ccggtggtcg gcccgcagca ccggcagcga 10620catgtccaac agcccctggt cggccaatgc ggcctcgctg accccgagcc tgcgcatctg 10680ctcgacgagt ccgtcctcgt cgggcaggtc ggtgcgccgc tcgtggaccc ggggggcggt 10740ctgcccggag acgaacaacc gcagcggtcg cacccccgga cgagcctcca ggcgacgggc 10800ggtctcgtag gcgaccaggg cgcccatgct gtgaccgaac agggcgaacg gaacctcgcc 10860gacgaggtcg cgcagcacgg ccgcgacctc gtcggcgatc tccccggcgg tgccgagagc 10920ccgctcgtca cgtcggtcct gccggcccgg gtactgcacc gcccacacgt cgacctccgg 10980ggccagtgcc cgggcgaggt cgaggtacga gtcggcggcg gctcccgcgt gcgggaagca 11040gtacagccgg gcccggtgtc cgtcggcgga cccgaaccgc cgcaaccagg tgttcatcgg 11100tgtctcatcc gttcggtcgc accggcaggt ggtcgatgcc gcgcagcagg agcgaccgcc 11160gccagacaac ctcgtcggag gggaagccca gcgacagctt cgggaagcgg tcgaacaggg 11220cccccagggc gacctctccc tccagcttgg ccagcgggcg gcccatgcag tagtggatgc 11280cgtgcccgaa ggtgaggtgt ccccggctgt ccctggtgac gtcgaaccgg tcggggtcgg 11340ggaactgtcc cgggtcgcgg ttggccgccc cgttggcgat caggacggtg ctgtacgccg 11400ggatcgtcac cccgccgatc tccacctcgg cggtggcgaa ccgggtggtg gtctccggtg 11460gggcctggta gcgcaggatc tcctccaccg ctccgggcag cagtgccggg tccttccgga 11520ccagcgcgag ctggtcgggg tgggtcagca gcaggtaggt gccgatcccg atgaggctca 11580ccgacgcctc gaatcccgcc agcagcagca ccagcgcgat ggaggtgagt tcgtcgcggc 11640tgagccggtc ggcgtcgtcg tcctggaccc ggatcagggc cgagagcagg tcgttgccgg 11700gctcggtacg gcggcgctcg accaggtcga tgatgaaggt gacgacctcc tgggcggcct 11760ggccgcgctg cgcggcgcgc tcgggttcca tgacgaggat ctccgagctc caccggccga 11820agtcgccccg gtccttctcg tccaccccga gcagttcgca gatcaccttg atgggcaggg 11880gatgggcgaa ccggtcgacg atgtcgacct cgtcgacgtc gccgatctcg tcgagcagtt 11940gcgcggtgat cgcctcgacc cggggacgca tggcctccac ccggcgggcg gtgaactcct 12000gggagaccag cttgcgcagc cgggtgtggg tgggcgggtc gctggtgccc atgttgttga 12060cgaagtagtg ccgtacgtcc tcggggaagc ccaggtaggc ggggaactcc acctccaccc 12120ccgggtactt cttcttcggg tcgctgctca accgcaggtc gcccagggcg gtacgggcct 12180cctcgtagcc ggtgatcagc caggcgtcct ggccgaagaa gcgcaccggg gtcaccgggg 12240cccgttcgcg cagctccgca taggtccggt accagtcgac gtggaaggcg tcgctctcca 12300gatcgggcag tttcatcaca ccacttccag gtgggggagg gggaagacga gcttgccgcc 12360gttggcgagg aactcctgtt cccgttcgag gaagccgtcg cggtagatcc agggcaggac 12420gaggagctgg tcggggcggc gggacttcgc ctcctcctcc gacacgatcg ggatcccggt 12480gcccggggtg taccggccgg acttctccgg gctgacctcc ccgatgcagg gcaggtcgtc 12540ctcggtgagt ccgcagtact gcaggatcac gttgcccttc gtcgaggcgc cgtaccccag 12600ggtcagtttg ccggcggcgc gcgacgtggc gaggaagtcc agcaggtggt cgcgttggcg 12660ctcggtgttg cgggcgaatg cctcgtaggg cgccagggtg tcgagccggg cggcggtctc 12720ctggtcccgg atcttctgca gcgccggctc gttcacccgg tggtcgctgg tctgccgggc 12780cagcacggca cagaggcttc cgccgtacac gtcggtgatc tcggcgtcga ccaccttcag 12840cccggtgcgt tcggccatcc actcgatctg ccgcagggcg tagtactcaa ggtgttcgtg 12900gcagacgatg tcgtaggcgc tggcctccag catggagggc aggtagctct gctccatcag 12960ccacaggccg tcgggggcga ggatgtcgtg gacgtcgcgc atgaactccg tcggcgcggg 13020caggtcgtag aacatcgcga tggaggtgac gatcgcggcg cgccggtccc cgtagcgctc 13080ggtgaacgcc tcggcggaga agaagccggc gacgaggtcg gcctccggtg ggtacaggtc 13140gcggaacttc tctcccacca ggtcgaaccc gaccagcttc ggcgggtcgg ggaggtagcc 13200ccgcagcagg gtggagtcgt tgctgccgat gtcgaccacg aggtcgtcgg ggccgacctc 13260gcgcatgccg cgcagcttgg cgaccttgtc gtgcaggtgg ttgatcatga aggggcggat 13320gccggaccgg tagccgtaac cctcgttgta catcagtccg aagtcgggcg tctcgcgcag 13380ctggaccagt ccgcagccgg gcggcgcgca ggtcaccagt tccagcggaa acgtggggac 13440gacgtcgtct gggctgtgcg ggaagacccc ggtgagggcc tgttctccca gatgcagtac 13500tgattcgaga tcttcatttc cgcagatacg gcatctcgtt tcgggcatcg cctgagtgta 13560gcgatcaaaa actgatatcg attgatgcgt gagccagatc acacggaatt tccggcctgt 13620ggtgcgggtg caggaatgtg tcggtgcgcg ggatgcgtcc gcatctcggg cggcgtccac 13680cgaccccctg cgtcggggtc acgaaccgct ctccacctgc acagatgctt cgcctgccga 13740cctgccgtgc caaggttcgc gaggtgcctg cggggtcgat ggcccgccga atacggggca 13800tcattgatgg tcaagcgact atgtatcgag ctggggaggt aattgcgtcg gggtggagtc 13860cgacgtcagt cgagaatgcc gttcgccgac caccggtggt cgccgctcgg ctgtcggtgc 13920cggtccctca caccatcgcc cgggcgcgta acgcctccca ccagggtcgg ttgtcgcggt 13980accagcggac ggtgtcggcg agccccgcac ggaagtcgac ccggggggtg taccccaact 14040cgcgtcgggc cttcgagcag tcgagtgagt agcgccggtc gtggcccttg cggtccgaga 14100cgtgccgcac ccggtcccag ccggcgtcgc aggcggcgag cagcagaccg gtcagttccc 14160ggttggacag ctccgtgccc ccgccgatgt ggtagatctc cccggcccgg ccccgcgtac 14220gggccaactc gatcccgtgg acgtggtcgt cgacgtgcag ccagtcccgt acgttgccac 14280cgtcgccgta gagcggcacc gtctccccgt cgaggagtcg ggtgatgaaa agggggatga 14340gcttctccgg gaagtggtac ggcccgtacg tgttggagcc ccgggtcacc cggacgtcga 14400gaccgtgcgt gtggtggtac gacagggcga cgagatcacc acccgccttc gacgccgagt 14460acggggaact gggcttgagc gggtgcgtct ccggccacga gccgtgctcg atggagccgt 14520acacctcgtc ggtcgagacg tggacgaacg tctcgacgcc ctgctggtga gccgcctcga 14580tcagggtctg ggtgccgagc acgttggtac ggacgaacgc cgccccgccg tcgatcgacc 14640tgtcgacgtg ggactcggcg gcgaagtgga ccacctggtc gtgctcgcgg gccagcgcgg 14700tcaccgtcgc ggcgtcgcag atgtcaccct ggacgaacgt gtacctcggg tggtcgcgca 14760ggcccgccag gttctccggg ttaccggcgt aggtgagggc gtccaggacc gtgacccgta 14820cgtcggtcgg cccgtccggg ccgagcaggg tacggacgta gtgcgaaccg atgaatccgg 14880caccgccggt gaccaggagt cgagtcgtca tgacgagatc tgcaccttgc tgtgatcgcc 14940gagcacgaac cggtgggcgg cggggttgcg cggcgcgggg gtgacctcca cgccacgtcc 15000gatcagtgac gcctcgaccc ggcggacgcc ggtgagtgcc gagtcccgca acacgatcga 15060gtactcgatc tcggtgtcct cgatccggca gcactcgccg atcgctgtga acggcccgac 15120gtaggagtcg acgacctccg tcgaggcgcc gatgaccgcc gggccgacga tacggcttcc 15180gctgatccgc gcgccccgat cgatccgtac ccggccgatg atctcgctgg tggcgtcgac 15240cgtaccggcc acccgggtct cgatggtctc cagcacggaa cggttcacct ccagcatgtc 15300ggtcacgttg ccggtgtcct tccagtatcc ggagatgatc gtcgaccgga cgtcgcactc 15360gcggtcgatg agccactgga tggcgtgagt gatctccagt tccccccgct cggacggggt 15420gatgacccgt accgcctcgt ggaccaccgg cgtgaacagg tagaccccga ccagggcgag 15480gtcgctcttg gcgtgctgtg gcttctcctc caggctgacc acccggccgt cgacgagttc 15540ggcgaccccg aagtgccggg ggtccgccac gtgggtcagc aggatgtgcg cgtcggggcg 15600ggcctgccgg aagtcgtcga ccaggtcgcg gatcccgccg acgatgaagt tgtcgcccag 15660gtacatgacg aagtcgtcgt caccgaggta gtcgcgggcg atcaggacgg cgtgggcgag 15720gcccagcggc gcgtgctggc ggatgtaggt cactgagatg ccgaactccg agccgtcccc 15780cacggcggcc atgatctcgt cggcggtgtc acccacgatg atgccgacgt cgcggatgcc 15840ggactcagcg atggcctcca gcccgtagaa gagcaccggc ttgttggcca ccggcaccaa 15900ctgcttggcg gacgtgtgcg tgatgggtcg taggcgggta cccgctccgc ccgacaggac 15960aagcgccttc atgtgacccc ccggggcacc agagatgagc cgtccactgt cggaaccagg 16020ttggcggcga cggctacagg acaggtcgag cctcggctga gggaccaccc gcaccagagg 16080gggaggcgtg cggcggcgct acgcgccgcg tgggggtggg ccgggtaggg acgtgccggg 16140tggggacgtg cagcggcccg gcgtgcggac gacccggcgg ccgggcaccc ggcatcccca 16200ggaactgcgg cggcgggccg gggtggcggc gcgatgcggc acgggggcgt ccggcggtcc 16260gggcgagcgc gacaccacgt cgtacgcggt cgcggctggt gggtggtggc cgggggcctt 16320gtcgccctac ttcttgtcgc ggcgaccggt ggcgaggatc cgctcccgcc ggggcgggac 16380gacgtcggcg gtcgacgtct cgtccggccc ggccgggtcg gtggtgtcct tcttggccag 16440ctgctggagg cggagctgac cgcaggcggc ttcgatgtcc tggccctggg tgtcccggac 16500ggtgacgttg accccggcgg agtccaactc gcgccggacg gtgctcagtc gccggtcact 16560gacccgctgg aagagcggac cgcccaggac cggattccac cgcatcaggt tgatccgagc 16620cggtcgacct gcgaagaact ggatcagacg ggtgacgtcg tcgtcggagt cgttcacatt 16680gggaagcagg aggtaaacga aggtgacgat ccgaccgtgc cgctccgccc acgacaacgc 16740accctcgacg acctcgttga tgtcgtgatt gcgtgatccc gggatcagtt cggtccgcga 16800ctcctgcgtg gtcgcgtgca gggaaatggt cagattgatc ttgatgtgct cttcacgcag 16860gcgcttcagc gacttcggga taccgatcgt ggagatggtg atcccactgg tcttgaagcc 16920gagcccgcgc cgttcgcgga gaatgcgaat ggagcccatg acgttgtcgt agttgtgcag 16980gggctcgccg atgcccatga acacgagcct gttgacgccg ggcccgagcg ccagcacctg 17040ctgcacgatc tcgcccggta gcaggtgtcg cttgaggccg tcgcggcccg acgcgcagaa 17100ctggcacgcg aaggcgcacc ccgcctgaga cgagacgcag gcggtgtagc cgtcgtggcg 17160acggatccgc accgtctcga tgaaattgcc gtcgaccagc tcgaacagga actttgtcgt 17220ctggcttccc ctggtgcgac tgcgctcggc gagggtcgac gagaggtcgt cgagttgccc 17280gtagtgcttc agcgtgtggg ccgagtcttt gcgctgccga taaagcttgt cgaagatgtc 17340ggctgcttgc cgttcgccgc cgacgcgctc cgcgagctcg gagaacgaca ggtcgaagac 17400cgacggcgcg acgggtcgtc gtcgccgaat gggtagaccc acgacctggg gcgaagctga 17460catagtcacc accctatcac ggtgcaagag acgtcaattc gtcaagtgac cacagaggag 17520cctgacgatg gacgatgctc tcgtgtcttc gccatatagc cgttgagctg ccaattcacg 17580aacgcgcagc gggcgc 17596 3 33 DNA Artificial Sequence Synthetic Construct3 taagaattcg gagatctggc ctcagctcta gac 33 4 39 DNA Artificial SequenceSynthetic Construct 4 aattgtctag agctgaggcc agatctccga attcttaat 39 5 30DNA Artificial Sequence Primer 5 ggggtcatat gaaggcgctt gtcctgtcgg 30 627 DNA Artificial Sequence Primer 6 gcaaagcttg tgactagtcg agtagtc 27 730 DNA Artificial Sequence Primer 7 gacctccata tgacgactcg actcctggtc 308 25 DNA Artificial Sequence Primer 8 tactagtccc tcacaccatc gcccg 25 926 DNA Artificial Sequence Primer 9 cagcatatgc ccgaaacgag atgccg 26 1030 DNA Artificial Sequence Primer 10 atcgactagt ttcatcacac cacttccagg 3011 30 DNA Artificial Sequence Primer 11 gcatatgaca agacatgtca cacttctcgg30 12 30 DNA Artificial Sequence Primer 12 cccactagtg tcactccttggtcgagatga 30 13 30 DNA Artificial Sequence Primer 13 tggtcatatgaaactgcccg atctggagag 30 14 30 DNA Artificial Sequence Primer 14catactagtc tcatccgttc ggtcgcaccg 30 15 26 DNA Artificial Sequence Primer15 ccgggcatat gagggtcgag gagctg 26 16 26 DNA Artificial Sequence Primer16 gcacactagt ccggggtcac gtccgc 26 17 28 DNA Artificial Sequence Primer17 tgtacatatg cgggtcctgc tcacctcg 28 18 28 DNA Artificial SequencePrimer 18 acactagtca cctgtcggcg cggtgctg 28 19 24 DNA ArtificialSequence Primer 19 ccgtcatctg agcaccgacg ccac 24 20 26 DNA ArtificialSequence Primer 20 aggactagtg cgggctctca ccgtag 26 21 30 DNA ArtificialSequence Primer 21 ggcatatggg ggatcgggtc aacggtcatg 30 22 31 DNAArtificial Sequence Primer 22 gtactagttt cacgccgtcg cccggttgta g 31 2337 DNA Artificial Sequence Primer 23 tctagaagga gatatacata tgtgaactagtgaattc 37 24 57 DNA Artificial Sequence Primer 24 tctagaagga gatatacaatgcaccaccac caccaccata tgtgaactag tgaattc 57

What is claimed is:
 1. An isolated, purified, or recombinant nucleicacid comprising a polyketide modifying gene, wherein said gene encodes apolyketide modifying enzyme selected from the group consisting of MegR,MegF, MegK, MegCIV, MegCV, MegBVI, MegBIII, MegL, and MegM enzymes. 2.The nucleic acid of claim 1, wherein said gene encodes a polyketidemodifying enzyme selected from the group consisting of MegR, MegK,MegCV, MegCIV, and MegBVI.
 3. The nucleic acid of claim 1, wherein saidgene encodes a polyketide modifying enzyme selected from the groupconsisting of MegF, MegBIII, MegM, and MegL.
 4. An isolated, purified,or recombinant nucleic acid comprising genes for the biosynthesis ofmycarose for attachment to a polyketide, said enzymes comprising theMegM, MegL, MegBIII, MegBIV, MegDIV, MegBII-2, and MegBVI enzymes. 5.The nucleic acid of claim 4 further comprising a gene encoding an enzymefor the attachment of mycarose to the polyketide.
 6. The nucleic acid ofclaim 5 wherein the enzyme for the attachment of mycarose to thepolyketide is the MegBV enzyme.
 7. The nucleic acid of claim 4 furthercomprising a gene encoding an enzyme for hydroxylation of thepolyketide.
 8. The nucleic acid of claim 7 wherein the enzyme forhydroxylation of the polyketide is the MegF enzyme.
 9. The nucleic acidof claim 5 further comprising a gene encoding an enzyme forhydroxylation of the polyketide.
 10. The nucleic acid of claim 9 whereinthe enzyme for hydroxylation of the polyketide is the MegF enzyme. 11.An isolated, purified, or recombinant nucleic acid comprising genesencoding enzymes for the biosynthesis and attachment of megosamine to apolyketide, said enzymes comprising the MegM, MegL, MegCII, MegBVI,MegDIV, MegDV, MegDII, MegDIII, and MegDI enzymes.
 12. An isolated,purified, or recombinant nucleic acid comprising genes encoding enzymesfor the biosynthesis of desosamine to a polyketide, said enzymesconsisting of the MegM, MegL, MegCII, MegCIV, MegCV, MegDII, and MegDIIIenzymes.
 13. The nucleic acid of claim 12 further comprising a geneencoding an enzyme for the attachment of desosamine to the polyketide.14. The nucleic acid of claim 13 wherein the enzyme for the attachmentof desosamine to the polyketide is the MegCIII enzyme.
 15. The nucleicacid of claim 1, wherein the polyketide modifying gene is operablylinked to a heterologous promoter.
 16. An expression vector comprisingthe nucleic acid of claim
 1. 17. A host cell comprising the nucleic acidof claim
 1. 18. A host cell comprising the nucleic acid of claim 4 thatexpresses a polyketide modifying enzyme encoded by a gene from amycarose biosynthetic gene set, wherein the enzyme is selected from thegroup consisting of MegM, MegL, MegBIII, MegBIV, MegDIV, MegBII-2, andMegBVI, Meg BV and MegF.
 19. A host cell comprising the nucleic acid ofclaim 11 that expresses a polyketide modifying enzyme encoded by a genefrom a megosamine biosynthetic gene set, wherein the enzyme is selectedfrom the group consisting of MegM, MegL, MegCII, MegBVI, MegDIV, MegDV,MegDVI, MegDVII, MegDII, MegDIII, and MegDI.
 20. A host cell comprisingthe nucleic acid of claim 12 that expresses a polyketide modifyingenzyme encoded by a gene from a desosamine biosynthetic gene set,wherein the enzyme is selected from the group consisting of MegM, MegL,MegCII, MegCIV, MegCV, MegDII, and MegDIII, and MegCIII.
 21. A method ofproducing a modified polyketide, said method comprising culturing arecombinant cell comprising a nucleic acid of claim 1 under conditionsin which the cell expresses a product of a gene encoded by the nucleicacid of claim 1, and under conditions in which the unmodified polyketideis present, thereby producing the modified polyketide.
 22. The method ofclaim 21 wherein said cell further comprises a recombinant nucleic acidencoding at least one module of a polyketide synthase.
 23. The method ofclaim 21 wherein the cell produces megosamine and can attach megosamineto a polyketide, wherein said cell, in its naturally occurringnon-recombinant state cannot produce megosamine.